South Asian Britain: Connecting Histories showcases the long history of South Asians in Britain, from the establishment of Hindoostane Coffee House in 1810 to the Gate Gourmet industrial dispute in 2005. Explore more at southasianbritain.org/events…@UoBArtsMatter@BL_Learning@QMULsed
🎉 The @RemakingBritain team are excited to launch a new resource which explores how South Asians have shaped British life since the 1830s
To celebrate, the team have handpicked 5 entries to spotlight 🔦
Find out more this #SouthAsianHeritageMonth 👉 bit.ly/3GAAujr
ALT DJ Radical Sista cues up a record at a Bradford Daytimer, c.1989. Image Credit: Tim Smith.
In February 1825 Benjamin Constable joined the East India Company as a London warehouse labourer aged 20. When he died in June 1896 he was described as a gentleman, after rising up the ranks of society to be a prison governor.
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Happy South Asian Heritage Month! To mark the start of SAHM, we are excited to share that on Tuesday 22 July our educational website, South Asian Britain: Connecting Histories, will launch.
To learn more, visit project.southasianbritain.or…@SAHM_UK#southasianheritagemonth
Are you a PGR interested in Postcolonial Studies? Are you interested in gaining experience in a director role? We want to hear from you!
The NVPoco network will need a new director for the coming academic year.
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Join us at Manchester Central Library on Wednesday 26 February 2025 from 1:30-3pm to explore a pilot version of ‘South Asian Britain: Connecting Histories’, an educational website on the history of South Asians in Britain. Please sign up via Eventbrite:
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Join us online on Monday 24 February 2025 from 12:00-1:15pm to explore a pilot version of ‘South Asian Britain: Connecting Histories’, an educational website on the history of South Asians in Britain. Please sign up using the Eventbrite link:
eventbrite.co.uk/e/south-asi…
Such a joy to hear Tanika Gupta discussing her brilliant play The Empress, with the wonderful Dr Lesley Nelson-Addy. We loved delving into the play's context with Dr @FloStadt & getting teaching tips from Blue Coat School.
Email discovering.literature@bl.uk for the CPD recording
ALT Screenshot from live-streamed session showing still images of all six speakers smiling. In the top left, Dr Lesley-Nelson Addy wears a grey top and headphones; on the right teachers Harmanvinder Panesar, Dale Collett and Naomi Reid sit against a red background showing a handmade red and black display about the play, The Empress. At the bottom left, playwright Tanika Gupta is surrounded by posters and published versions of her plays; at the bottom right Dr Florian Stadtler wears glasses and a white shirt.
From seafarers mistreated and abused during the British Empire era, to workers fighting for fair treatment in UK factories in the 1970s, @taj_ali1 celebrates the often overlooked legacy of activism by working-class South Asians.
Artwork by Hyphen
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