Highlight
Medical Bondage: A Conversation with Author Dr. Deirdre Owens
23 March 2021
Online
Online
Owens examines a range of scientific literature in which gynaecologists created and disseminated medical fictions about their patients
02 March 2021
Free Events
The Race to End Sexual Abuse in Universities
The book ‘Unsafe Spaces’ offers practical solutions to the present crisis and to the culture of disrespect which blights many universities
03 March 2021
Panel Talks & Workshops
503STUDIO: How to embed diversity and inclusion into your creative life
Change management expert and 503 Board member Zena Tuitt will lead a session translating words into action
03 March 2021
Free Events
Hari Ziyad + Candice Iloh + George M Johnson: Black Boy Out of Time
An insightful panel revolving around abolition, queerness and Blackness in the past, present and possible future
04 March 2021
Panel Talks & Workshops
Skin: It Takes Blood and Guts
Being the leader singer of a rock band is not easy, particularly if you’re a woman, you’re Black or you are gay like me
05 March 2021
Free Events
Loyola Law Review 2021 Symposium: Structural Racism and the Law
Exploring the Laws and Policies Creating and Sustaining Oppressive Systems
05 March 2021
Arts & Culture
#IWD: Sheba Soul Ensemble presents FLY! Festival of Black Women’s Film
Between 5th and 21st March the festival showcases films including shorts, features and illuminating director’s talks and workshops
06 March 2021
Free Events
The Woman-Womb: Removal of the Mule Image of Black Women and Health
This three-part discussion will consider the role of black women in the development of medical-social change
09 March 2021
Free Events
#IWD ‘New Daughters of Africa’ with Margaret Busby
This follow-up to the original landmark anthology brings together fresh and vibrant voices that have emerged in the past two decades
10 March 2021
Arts & Culture
2021 Scheidel Lecture: Horror Noire – Blacks in American Horror
A conversation about Blacks’ contribution to the horror genre, the contributions of women and what horror can teach us about social justice
10 March 2021
Free Events
A Kick in the Belly: Women, Slavery and Resistance with Stella Dadzie
Women played a distinct role in the development of a culture of slave resistance, that was not just central, but revolutionary
11 March 2021
Free Events
Increasing Health Equity by Confronting Racism, Bias and Discrimination
Studies show that racism affects access to and quality of care and that individuals experiencing racism have greater rates of illness
15 March 2021
Arts & Culture
Race, Identity and Belonging
Three writers offer different accounts of their experiences growing up in a world that is racist, sexist, classist and ableist