Returning to Beryl Gilroy’s ‘On Black Old Age… The Diaspora of the Senses?’
Dr Emily Kate Timms reflects on how discussions throughout the Black Health and the Humanities workshops led her to revisit
Dr Emily Kate Timms reflects on how discussions throughout the Black Health and the Humanities workshops led her to revisit
Ayotunde Ojo advocates for African agency in health research.
Maxwell Ayamba considers the historical presence of people of African descent in the British rural countryside
Kelechi Anucha discusses workshop four’s theme of care in Amanda Thomson’s art practice
Arya Thampuran considers questions of care and embodied connection in Jacqueline Roy’s novel
Tanisha Spratt summarises workshop four and considers how racialised academics navigate notions of resilience and self-care practices
Shelda-Jane Smith and Lennon Mhishi produce an experimental collaboration featuring colleges that respond to themes the workshops have explored
Rianna Raymond-Williams and Chantal Bright reflect on what they learnt from the workshops
