We want to invite you to our summer 2023 conference, which will offer opportunities for exchanging ideas in a supportive environment, and to meet and network with new people. We look forward to bringing together research and reflections from a wide range of academics, activists, community groups and organisations.
Programme includes:
Nathaniel Peat (https://www.nathanielpeat.com); Nathan Ghann, Programme Director of The Educate Group; Aiman Iqbal, Dr. Shireen Mushtaq & Yemeen Hasan (Kinnaird College for Women) ‘Critical Race Theory and Right-Wing Nationalism: Understanding the Rise of Racism and Xenophobia in the USA during the Trump Administration; Dr Julius Bolade (Trinity University) ‘Anti-Immigrant Sentiments and the Outsider Politics in Post-Colonial South Africa; Dr Ekanade Israel (Trinity University): Afronihilism: Politics of Differentiation in Contemporary South African Society; Dr Liam Liburd (Durham University): '"Thinking Black" about White Supremacism: Black Power and British fascism'; Amir Darwish (University of Northampton): ‘Comparing antisemitism and anti-Muslimism in the British extreme right'; Screening of Nathan Dodzo’s film ‘Breaking Barriers: Racism in HE’; Professor Kehinde Andrews (Birmingham City University); Gary Younge, on his latest book Dispatches From The Diaspora; Dr Patrice Seuwou, Dr Adejoke Ige-Olaobaju, Dr Divya Shukla, (University of Northampton): ‘female students’ perspectives at a post-1992 University in England: a phenomenological approach’; Naomi Alormele (University of Northampton): ‘Navigating spaces: centrering the voices of Black women working in UK Universities; Lorraine Anim-Addo (University of Sussex): ‘Reflections on researching the absence of Black teachers from leadership positions in schools as a Black teacher/researcher’; Abiola Odunro (Liverpool Hope University): ‘The Domino effect: Black male teacher identity within Education’