In the third guest blog from our MA placement students, Emma Allen reviews Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s We Should All Be Feminists....
Exploration of Family, Migration and Connection
On Saturday 7 August, Ananna’s Young Women’s group were joined by Shahnaz Ahsan, the author of Hashim & Family, to discuss her latest book for Sou...
Malik Bakht: Pioneer, entrepreneur and community social worker
“I know of no one, whatever nationality, who did so much for others to his own detriment.” By Jo Robson (former) Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Education...
The Six Seasons of Bengal
Anamika Cultural Group share the colours, music and dances of the six seasons in Bangladesh. ...
South Asian Heritage Month 2021
An overview of our offering for South Asian Heritage Month 2021 (18 July - 17 August)...
Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre And Education Trust Meets Marta Minujin’s Big Ben Lying Down With Political Books! by Hafsah Aneela Bashir
‘People need this! We need new ideas and new places where people meet. Global symbols like Big Ben stand up s...
Resist, Assist, Inspire!
Heena Patel, talking about some of the work she has done as part of Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre’s Covid-19 collecting project....
Centring Unheard Voices
Using oral histories to centre the voices of refugee and asylum seekers whilst working with young people...
‘Mak’: Ras T Makonnen, the unrecognized hero of the Pan-African Movement
Makonnen is rarely a figure of historical enquiry and in the surrounding Pan-African historiography he is mentioned infrequently...