An interactive webinar featuring panellists sharing experiences and discussing what it means to be a Black man in the UK today.
Overview:
An interactive webinar featuring panellists sharing experiences and discussing what it means to be a Black man in the UK post-toppling of Colston.
Content:
Presenting speakers from a variety of backgrounds and perspectives, sharing their individual experiences of being Black Men – with a specific look at the positive changes and projects that have emerged.
Proud to Be! – A Celebration
This is a chance to listen, learn and ask questions in a safe and non-judgmental space. There will be a discussion around racism, the personal effects it has and what we can all do to try and reduce it.
Details:
- The event will be chaired by David Samuels
- This is an online event hosted on Zoom and requires a meeting ID and password to enter. These details will be emailed directly to ticket-holders on the day of the event.
- The event may be recorded for evaluation and promotional purposes.
For queries, please email interculturecic@gmail.com
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