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Livestreamed event with Emma Dabirir by The Guardian Live Join Emma Dabiri, academic, broadcaster and author of Don’t Touch My Hair, as she discusses her new book in this livestreamed event. Date And Time Thu, 1 Apr 2021, 20:00 BST Location Online Event Book Tickets £5.72 – £16.12
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I’M A MIXED-RACE GIRL IN A COLOURIST WORLD by Emma Taonga, Mixed-Race Public Health Researcher and Writer “The black experience is not my story to tell. I have my own, there is room at the table for both the black and mixed-race experience.” “They [the media] do not capture the nuance on being a mixed-race
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Black Student Wellbeing Study A Call for Black African, Caribbean, Mixed Heritage Students to share their experiences studying at a UK university. If interested check out: https://lnkd.in/dFKuYbW or message Nkasi Stoll, MSc, or email blackstudentwellbeing@kcl.ac.uk Participants receive a £20 voucher as a thank you for taking part. Why Black Caribbean students?Black Caribbean students report some of the worst
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“Getting back to ‘Normal’ – Work & School…“ Discussion: Readjusting after COVID-19, BLM & Harry & Meghan. Led by: Dr Michelle Balach-Ali. Date: 6th April 2021. Time: 7:00 – 8:30pm. Zoom Online Meeting EVENT DONATION HERE Join us in our monthly CHAT ZOOM meetings for everyone interested in mixed race experiences. Please note – views
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Our Lives. Our Blog. A platform where Mixed Race Britons are sharing their experiences and the different ways their lives are shaped by being mixed race CONTACT ————-
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‘In school I was always this bridge between ‘real Black people’ and white people‘ Ngaio Anyia is a musician, writer, inclusion consultant and force of nature. One of the people behind the Black Lives Matters march in Bristol, she has spent her life campaigning for inclusion. ‘As a mixed race person I didn’t know where
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BOOK REVIEW by Cindy Matthews, PIH 2020. “Curly Kyla” is a children’s book about a little girl called Kyla who has brown curly hair which she doesn’t like. It is a sweet little story about difference – in this case with the focus on hair. Kyla has a crisis of confidence because her hair is different
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RESEARCH: A call for MIXED-RACE people to participate Hey! My name is Sara and I am a final year Psychology with Sociology student at Edinburgh Napier who needs participants for my study. I am looking into what affects racial identity in mixed-race individuals. This is something that I am personally interested in due to being
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How has being mixed-raced/mixed-heritage impacted your journey to becoming the first elected mayor of Bristol?
Join us in our Virtual Discussion of ‘Mixing Up the Curriculum’ Saturday 14th November 2020TIME: 2-4pm (this includes the AGM)ZOOM EVENT Book Now – Contact Us info@pih.org.Or… Book on EVENTBRITE PIH AGM/EVENT 20About this Event We’re looking forward to members and supporters from around the UK being able to join our Annual Event held online for
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