by Richard Akerele
Interviews with different black men in Academia to highlight their work and inspire next generation of black Academics currently in secondary school and university. Hosted by East London Connect, a widening participation charity (www.eastlondonconnect.org)
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1/7/2021
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May 20, 2021
<p>With a continued absence of a rich and positive black history in schools in both the UK and USA, there is a growing need for us to reshape the way black history is taught, from primary school to university. Join us as we talk to Harvard Professor Jarvis Givens about his outstanding book on black education in America, 'Fugitive Pedagogy'.</p>
May 5, 2021
<p>We are increasingly seeing the need for Afro-Caribbean voices and experiences being represented in research, to achieve fair outcomes for all. This is why we want to inspire the next generation of young people to consider a career in academia. Join us for an evening of discussion and Q&A with our special guest speaker Professor Simukai Chigudu. Professor Chigudu is one of only seven black professors at Oxford University.</p>
February 7, 2021
<p>Whether you are in secondary school or university, black underachievement is not a narrative you have to believe! We discuss the importance and role of family, history and educational structure in presenting an negative image of Afro-Caribbean children.</p> <p> </p>
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Interviews with different black men in Academia to highlight their work and inspire next generation of black Academics currently in secondary school and university.
Hosted by East London Connect, a widening participation charity (www.eastlondonconnect.org)
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