Roots/Routes Series: Community Organising and Creative Practice in Nottingham

Francis, Patricia

Roots/Routes Series: Community Organising and Creative Practice in Nottingham

Francis, Patricia

Authors

Patricia Francis

Abstract

Drawing inspiration from Paul Gilroy, this series reimagines the exploration of Black lives taking place in the local community. It arises from current conversations about how we write, reflect and create as Black people working in and around Black studies in Britain today. Across these films the voices from local organisers, creatives and members from the Black Studies PhD at the University of Nottingham discuss the importance of Black thought , imagination and intellectual presence across digital, urban and pastoral contexts.

Digital Artefact Type	Video
Publication Date	Jul 10, 2021
Deposit Date	May 21, 2024
Keywords	Black, Race, Ethnicity, Voice, Phd, Academic
Public URL	https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/11997206
External URL	https://www.youtube.com/@SyncopateTV

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