This moment calls for cooperative archiving efforts based on care and accountability for the impacted communities and a rejection of archiving attempts that fail to center the Black experience. We invite Black memory workers to join this call to action.
https://t.co/RPcSKAHaDQ
A reminder that our Researching #BlackHistory workshop will not be taking place this Saturday.
We’re very sorry to have to postpone it as it's proved so popular. Please watch this space for a new date with increased capacity.
What does it mean to be a #museum? For our member @NAGBahamas it is being a safe space for your community. In the wake of #Dorian, the National Art Gallery (Bahamas) is offering mental health relief and seeks aid from professionals around the world.
@IcomOfficiel#ICOMKyoto2019
Really enjoyed my session exploring Blk British dance history w/ @AlvinAiley2 Patreon/Trustees @bcaheritage today. Great & v necessary to make those #PanAfrican connections
In the 1940s, British Guyanese Actor Robert Adams founded the Negro Repertory Arts Theatre as a way to showcase Black talents. Join our Black Actors Workshop on 7th September 2019 @ lewisham Art House Gallery to continue the legacy! Email [email protected].
The first black actors to become famous on the London stage were the 19th century African-Americans Ira Aldridge and Samuel Morgan-Smith. If you're a Black actor interested in performing come to our workshop on 7th September 2019 @ lewisham Art House Gallery.
Dr. Ashley Farmer, Assistant Professor in the Departments of History and African and African Diaspora Studies at UT Austin, talks about archiving and researching while Black from the other side of the reference desk. #saa19
We have two new exciting projects (Deptford X Festival & Grounding) and we want you to join the team!
Volunteer positions are:
Administration/ Personal Assistant
Marketing/ PR Assistant
Graphic Designer/ Web Content Designer
Radio Production/ Personal Assistant
@LondonLabrish on how the heritage sector are profiting and “reselling” Black history but the practice of radical sharing can help to disrupt this #aeri2019
.@LondonLabrish discussing the return of cultural artefacts from Colonial museums to original owners they were stolen from. Challenging the closing sentence of this article which describes restitution as a passing agenda https://t.co/ny507w0xCz #AERI2019
.@LondonLabrish presenting on “a passing agenda”*?: restitution, repair and (copy)rights. Discussing how to make stories visible, the transformative process and empowerment opportunities by enabling people to describe their own history #AERI2019