Hosted in partnership between the Stuart Hall Foundation and the Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity (CoDE). The conference builds on ‘Racial Inequality in a Time of Crisis’, which the Foundation hosted in March 2021 with CoDE and Runnymede Trust.

Researchers and practitioners working across the fields of sociology, history, art, media, activism, politics, and healthcare will take part in a series of live online presentations and discussions that focus on a number of areas impacted by Covid-19 and ensuing crises. This time, the panel will reflect on Education and Policing, Activism, Housing, and Healthcare.

Confirmed speakers:

• Laia Becares – Kings College London, CoDE
• Zahra Bei – No More Exclusions
• Jabeer Butt – Race Equality Foundation
• Omie Dale – UK Black Pride
• Dawn Edge – University of Manchester
• Stuart Hodkinson – University of Leeds
• John Holmwood – People’s Review of Prevent
• University of Nottingham
• Samir Jerag – The New Statesman
• Remi Joseph-Salisbury – University of Manchester, CoDE
• Dharmi Kapadia – University of Manchester CoDE
• Ruby Lott-Lavigna – Open Democracy (Chair)
• Nigel de Neronha – University of Nottingham
• Jason Okundaye – The Guardian
• Saskia Papadakis – Lesbian and Gays Support the Migrants
• Ruth Ramsden-Karelse – ICI Berlin Institute for Cultural Inquiry

This event takes place from Monday 31st October – Thursday 3rd November 2022, 5pm – 6:30pm.

Register to attend here

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