BCA Youth Forum have collected a series of oral histories from elders capturing their narratives and documenting the contributions from the Windrush generation. Join BCA Youth Forum and Young Lambeth Cooperative for an intergenerational conversation with the elders as they discuss the legacies of the Windrush. Together we explore why these stories matter today, compare experiences of growing up young and Black and why knowing your history matters. We invite you to join the conversation.
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