Robert Beckford, Winchester University and The Queen’s Foundation, Birmingham.
Professor Robert Beckford will speak about Black Women in history and then take questions from the audience More on Professor Robert Beckford
*Welcome by Dr Sheine Peart
Open to University Staff and Students only
Please note that this event will be live streamed to an external audience
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