Visit our pop-up exhibition, based on Lucy Bland’s book, Britain’s Brown Babies: The stories of children born to black GIs and white women...
21 Years of Activism
This year’s events will be inspired by our theme of 21 Years of Activism. This is to celebrate our 21st birthday, and to acknowledge that activi...
21 Years of Activism!
On 9th February 2020 the Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Race Relations Resource Centre celebrated the 21st anniversary of its launch in 1999....
The Black Chronicles: Pop-up Exhibition
The exhibition is back by popular demand! On the 14th February, our pop-up exhibition ‘The Missing Chapter: Black Chronicles’ will be appe...
Reflecting with Anwar Ditta
On 28th January, Jennie Vickers (AIU Education Trust’s Community Engagement Manager) visited Anwar Ditta as part of an ongoing conversation arou...
Welcome, Maya!
On 6th January, Maya Sharma joined the Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Race Relations Resource Centre and Education Trust as our new Collections Access Officer. We&...
New Year, New Archives
Saturday 25th January marks Chinese New Year, or Spring Festival. Manchester will be filled with exciting celebrations, lantern and dragon parades, fi...
UoM Film Screening
Over the past few months we have been working with second year students from the UoM Drama department, who have created short films inspired by AIU Ce...
International Mother Language Day 2020
On Friday 21st February we will be celebrating International Mother Language Day with Archives+ and various schools and community groups from around M...
Introducing our Trainee Library and Archive Assistants
The Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Education Trust has recruited two new Trainee Library and Archive Assistants for our project supported by the National Lottery H...