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The aim of Black British History at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies is to foster a creative dialogue between researchers, educationalists (mainstream and supplementary), archivists and curators, and policy makers.
It will seek to identify and ...
It will seek to identify and ...
Average audio length:
20 minutes
English
United States
22 episodes
since Oct. 29, 2015
episodic
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Institute of Commonwealth Studies
What's Happening in Black British History III
Final Thoughts and Conclusions
Chair: Michael Ohajuru
Panel
Sean Creighton, Miranda Kaufmann, Abdul Mohamud, Paul Reid, Martin Spafford
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Institute of Commonwealth Studies
What's Happening in Black British History III
Final Thoughts and Conclusions
Chair: Michael Ohajuru
Panel
Sean Creighton, Miranda Kaufmann, Abdul Mohamud, Paul Reid, Martin Spafford
Institute of Commonwealth Studies
What's Happening in Black British History III
Session Three: New Perspectives on the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
God and Coffee: The Forgotten Story of the Reverend Thomas Birch Freeman, Botanist
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Institute of Commonwealth Studies
What's Happening in Black British History III
Session Three: New Perspectives on the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
God and Coffee: The Forgotten Story of the Reverend Thomas Birch Freeman, Botanist
Chai...
Institute of Commonwealth Studies
What's Happening in Black British History III
Session Three: New Perspectives on the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Re-framing the Nation
Chair: Miranda Kaufmann (Institute of Commonwealth Studies)
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Institute of Commonwealth Studies
What's Happening in Black British History III
Session Three: New Perspectives on the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Re-framing the Nation
Chair: Miranda Kaufmann (Institute of Commonwealth Studies)
Ja...
Institute of Commonwealth Studies
What's Happening in Black British History III
Session Three: New Perspectives on the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
The murderer, the servant, and Lady Mary Grey: Victorian Africans and the historical recor...
Institute of Commonwealth Studies
What's Happening in Black British History III
Session Three: New Perspectives on the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
The murderer, the servant, and Lady Mary Grey: Victorian Africans and the historical recor...
Institute of Commonwealth Studies
What's Happening in Black British History III
Session Two: Teaching Black British History
Doing Justice to the teaching of Black British history in the classroom
Chair: Kwaku (African Histories Revisited)
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Institute of Commonwealth Studies
What's Happening in Black British History III
Session Two: Teaching Black British History
Doing Justice to the teaching of Black British history in the classroom
Chair: Kwaku (African Histories Revisited)
...
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