Written by Seleena Daye When I was asked to facilitate a zine making workshop, Voices in Print: Women Making a Zine, as part of the Ahmed Iqbal Ullah ...
From Local Archive to Classroom: Youth-Led Insights for Inclusive Teaching
By Kadija Ollow, Digital Engagement Officer At our recent Your Voice, Your Education: Shaping Inclusive Educational Resources workshop, we invited you...
Professor Ngugi Wa Thiong’o; Pan Africanism and Grassroots Movements Symposium at The Windrush Centre
We were recently honoured to be invited to introduce the Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre and its collections to Professor Ngugi Wa Thiong’o; delegat...
South Asian Heritage Month Creative Workshop – a reflection
A reflection by author Suhaiymah Manzoor-Kan on the workshop she hosted for South Asian Heritage Month 2022...
‘The language may be different but the feelings we share as women survivors are mutual.’ – Safety4Sisters Writing Group
The This Is We anthology is a manifesto for migrant women speaking their truth to power, sharing experiences of gender-based violence, migration, raci...
The Year of Our Moss Side 1981: “We believe Black History should be taught to prevent events being repeated”
A project working with young people using our archive records around the 1981 uprisings in Moss Side....
Connected/ing communities in Manchester: translation and interpreting in the spotlight
Dr Rebecca Tipton reports on an online event hosted in conjunction with the AIU Centre exploring translation and interpreting in the city’s public a...
The Resourceful and Resilient Communities of North Manchester
Contribution to Virtual #CheethamFest 2020 by Kadija Ollow...
Eating Out (and In) in Manchester
A contribution to Local & Community History Month 2020 by Sonbal Khokhar...
A Plate for the Honoured Guest
Join us on Saturday 7th March, 1:30-4pm for a fun-filled crafting session about welcoming, belonging and sharing....