Swadhinata Trust and King\’s College London presented Amra hori-hori takhmu killa zetu amra ekh-loge taki? (How can we live apart when we live together?): Sylheti conceptualisations of home during the pandemic Julie Begum, Chris Tang, Mark Cabling and Marie Thaut…
The London Arts & Culture Dementia Friendly Network are a group of cultural organisations passionate about being dementia-friendly. They work together to advocate for a dementia-friendly arts and culture sector in London. Swadhinata Trust was invited to take part as…
CELEBRATING THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF BANGLADESH INDEPENDENCE on Victory Day 16th December at British Library 2021, with stories, song and music booking now available on PRESENTED BY THE SWADHINATA TRUST On December 16th 1971 the nation of…
http://Communication inequalities and minority ethnic groups: Lessons learned from UK Bangladeshi experiences of the pandemic
Communication inequalities and minority ethnic groups: Lessons learned from UK Bangladeshi experiences of the pandemic DATE: September 21, 2021 TIME: 1:00PM – 2:00PM (1 hour) For those unable to join, a recording is now accessible In this webinar moderated by…
BANGLA: a new public artwork for Whitechapel We are thrilled to announce the launch of our latest project at Idea Store Whitechapel. A collaboration with the LBTH Local History Library and Archive & National Portrait Gallery, BANGLA is a bright…
Swadhinata Trust proudly supports Banglaverse Film Festival with a Q&A with Mahmedur Rahman and Val Harding after the screening of Muktir Gaan on 18th Septmeber 2021 Join us for Banglaverse! Banglaverse Film Festival is part of Bangladesh@50,…
Here is the link for the article published about the project you (Swadhinata Trust) were a part of: I’m really proud to be able to share the work. We collected a fantastic range of objects and oral histories and…
King\’s College London, Swadhinata Trust and BritBanglaCovid warmly invite members of the public and civil society to our film launch and public discussion for our projects exploring how UK Bangladeshis and other minority ethnic groups have experienced the pandemic. In this public…
Tuesday 31st August 2021 (12:00-19:00) As part of an incredible three-day programme of entertainment, All Points East’s In The Neighbourhood will be celebrating Bangladesh@50 with a range of free activities in Victoria Park on Tuesday 31 August. This includes: Tamarind Theatre Presents Rez Kabir, Actor & Storyteller in…