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Julie Begum chairs discussion with Shahida Rahman at writeidea festival 2022. Shahida was born and raised in Cambridge, UK. Her late father, Abdul Karim moved to Cambridge from East…
Julie Begum chairs discussion with Shahida Rahman at writeidea festival 2022. Shahida was born and raised in Cambridge, UK. Her late father, Abdul Karim moved to Cambridge from East…
East End Tales in the Secret Chapel: Historic Headlines, Community Action & Memoirs of A Cockney Sikh Dates November 24, 2022 – November 24, 2022 Times 6:30 pm – 8:15…
Today we’re releasing the first of 5 short films combining oral histories by Bengali activists of the 70s with photographs by Paul Trevor Produced with @TRCdocumentary & volunteers,…
2023 UPDATES! The exhibition is booked to tour at Mulberry School from 14-29 Jan, Osmani Centre from 1 Feb-1 May and Brady Centre from 4-29 May, which is very exciting,…
Chris Tang Lecturer in Applied Linguistics and International Education School of Education, Communication & Society King’s College London and Julie Begum Chair Swadhinata Trust Talk about learning about Covid 19 in…
British Bangladeshi Women: Past, Present & Covid (in English only) This event is brought to you by BritBanglaCovid and supported by Swadhinata Trust to get British Bangladeshi women talk about…
An evening showcasing forgotten East End history, fantastic views, and fabulous Jewish Jazz in Oxford House’s atmospheric Victorian chapel. About this event Forgotten stories, fantastic views, and fabulous Jewish Jazz……
Exploring the 1978 anti-racist uprising led by East London’s Bengali community. 4 MAY 1978 A young Bengali garment worker is found dead near Brick Lane; yet another racially-motivated attack endured by the…
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) In this webinar moderated by…
Community Tales in partnership with Pindrop Theatre, Swadhinata Trust and Toynbee Hall