Reparative History in Practice: The Slavery Family Trees Banner - Online Talk

Tuesday 16 November 2021, 10:00am to 11:00am

Venue

Online event

Open to

Public

Registration

Free to attend - registration required

Ticket Price

Lancaster University library is open to the public and we invite guests to visit the exhibition during the day if possible. For further information Visit: https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/library/information-for/visitors-and-the-public

Event Details

This online talk is linked to the Slavery Family Trees banner displayed in Lancaster University library that highlights some of the key findings of a community research project relating to Lancaster’s black history.

Those involved in this project will share more about the key characters, places and objects displayed on the banner and their links to transatlantic slavery and local history. Members from the Sewing Cafe will describe and discuss the process of making the banner and how this helps to draw attention to both the legacies of slavery, race and colonialism while also highlighting the role of modern slavery and environmental justice through the upcycling of fabrics and clothing material to make artwork that speaks to issues of equality and social justice.

See further details about the exhibit event and how you can visit.

Speaker

Dr Sunita Abraham

Gallery

Contact Details

Name Dr Sunita Abraham
Email

s.abraham1@lancaster.ac.uk

Website

https://festivalofsocialscience.com/events/reparative-history-in-practice-the-slavery-family-trees-banner-2/