Join us for an hour online presentation and Q&A related to a pilot project: oral histories of Black healthcare workers in the Midlands.
Sponsored by History at Aston University in collaboration with the Centre for Health and Society.
This free online event is part of Aston University’s Black History Month and is open to all.
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