EVENT

Making the most of it: Black history and British education

12 July 2008

A conference, organised by the Black and Asian Studies Association, to promote inclusive education drawing upon Black history research and resources, involving parents and community groups as well as teachers and pupils.

12 July 2008
Park Campus, University of Northampton

Including plenary sessions and a choice of ten workshops on Black history in schools and education beyond the classroom.

Speakers:

Hakim Adi
Martin Spafford
Dan Lyndon
Nikki Taylor
Rachel Silverson
SuAndi
Melsia Tomlin-Kraftner
Arthur Torrington
Marcia Hutchinson
Paul Bracey
Tony T
Lloyd Russell
Beresford Lee
Caroline Hussey-Bain
Marika Sherwood
June Bam-Hutchison.

Bookstalls and exhibitions will include Primary Colours, Black History Timeline, Northants Black History Association and Caribbean Ancestral Journey.

Registration fee includes lunch and drinks during the day. Individual registration: £15. Young people under 16: £10. Institutional registration (paid for each attender): £25.

For more details, email julia.bush@northampton.ac.uk or write to Julia Bush, BASA Conference, University of Northampton, Boughton Green Road, Northampton NN2 6QS.

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Making the most of it: Black history and British education

12 July 2008

A conference, organised by the Black and Asian Studies Association, to promote inclusive education drawing upon Black history research and resources, involving parents and community groups as well as teachers and pupils.

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