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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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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People in Harmony collaborated with Queen Mary University of London which resulted in the publication of the report, “The Mixed Race Community and Covid-19” August 2020. In Making Mixed Race Matter, People in Harmony worked with two students, Ashwini Ragawan and Tayyibah Rashid, to look at the statistics relating to Covid-19 and the mixed race
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