Booking of most of the Harrow BHM events are via www.harrowbhm.eventbrite.com
Harrow BHM 2013 Season Theme: ‘African British Civil Rights Since The 1960s’
STOP PRESS 3: Seasoned political and community activist Lee Jasper (BARAC)replaces Marc Wadsworth as keynote speaker for the Dec. 10 event: Does The Conviction Of Stephen Lawrence’s Murderers Signal A Turning Point In African British Civil Rights? See below.
Extra event - see Oct. 25, 5-7pm below!
Events Programme:
Harrow BHM Season Launch. Monday Sep. 30, 6.30-8.30pm. Free
Launch of Season’s ‘African British Civil Rights Since The 1960s’. Keynote speaker: Community activist Lee Jasper, followed by Q&A and presentations to winners of ‘What civil rights mean to me, and why they are important’ youth essay competition by Harrow Mayor Cllr Nana Asante. Light refreshments available.
Launch of Season’s ‘African British Civil Rights Since The 1960s’. Keynote speaker: Community activist Lee Jasper, followed by Q&A and presentations to winners of ‘What civil rights mean to me, and why they are important’ youth essay competition by Harrow Mayor Cllr Nana Asante. Light refreshments available.
Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
Surprise African British Civil Rights Film Screening/Q&A With Imruh Bakari. Friday Oct. 4, 6.30-9.30pm. £5 (online), £7 (at door), £2 (children)
A 'surprise' film screening, after which film-maker & lecturer Imruh Bakari ('Riots and Rumours of Riots' (1981); Director of Savannah Films, and Senior Lecturer in Film & Media Studies at the University of Winchester) will facilitate a post-screening Q&A focused on the topic: How far have we come in the quest for civil rights?
Light refreshments precede screening.
Venue: Flash Musicals Youth Theatre, Methuen Road, Edgware, Middx HA8 6EZ (Edgware tube/bus station). To book tickets or for further information, please contact Terry Revill. Email: flashmusicals@aol.com. T: 07956 846375/020 8930 993. http://flashahs2013.eventbrite.co.uk.
This event is supported by Harrow BHM. For details of Harrow African History Season events: www.harrowbhm.eventbrite.com.
From Martin Luther King To Paul Stephenson in 1963. From Race Riots In Chicago To Cardiff in 1919. How Far Have We Come? Friday Oct. 25, 5-7pm. FreeLeader of the Chicago’s Live The Spirit Big Band Ernest Dawkins, talks about the historical background to the compositions, ‘I Have A Dream’ inspired ‘A Deferred Dream Or A Dream Come True?’, and the 1919 Chicago race riots inspired ‘1919’. History consultant Kwaku contrasts with the British experience, such as the Paul Stephenson-led Bristol Bus Boycott and the 1919 Cardiff race riots.
Mayor's Parlour, Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
Word Power: Together We Can! Tuesday Oct. 29, 6.30-8pm. Free
Keynote speaker: Motivational speaker Andrew Muhammad, followed by Q&A. Creative writing and performance speaking to civil rights theme from youth workshop facilitated by Music4Causes’ rapper/songwriter Kimba. Light refreshments available.
Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
Mayor's Parlour, Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
Word Power: Together We Can! Tuesday Oct. 29, 6.30-8pm. Free
Keynote speaker: Motivational speaker Andrew Muhammad, followed by Q&A. Creative writing and performance speaking to civil rights theme from youth workshop facilitated by Music4Causes’ rapper/songwriter Kimba. Light refreshments available.
Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
Claudia Jones & Amy Ashwood Garvey: Sisters In Civil Rights
Activism. Thursday Nov. 7, 6.30-8.30pm. Free
Keynote speaker: Jurisconsult and community advocate Esther Stanford-Xosei, followed by Q&A. Light refreshments available.
Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
Keynote speaker: Jurisconsult and community advocate Esther Stanford-Xosei, followed by Q&A. Light refreshments available.
Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
Challenging Narratives Of Deaths In Custody. Tuesday Nov. 26,
6.30-8.30pm. Free
Keynote speaker: Human rights activist Matilda MacAttram, followed by Q&A. Light refreshments available.
Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
Keynote speaker: Human rights activist Matilda MacAttram, followed by Q&A. Light refreshments available.
Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
Does The Conviction Of Stephen Lawrence’s Murderers Signal A
Turning Point In African British Civil Rights? Tuesday Dec. 10, 6.30-8.30pm.
Free
Keynote speaker: Community activist Lee Jasper (BARAC), followed by Q&A, 'The African Child' (words on Youtube: http://bit.ly/14YfHeO), competition rules at: http://bit.ly/163hc8d) poetry recitation competition by youths, and Season’s Evaluation report to BHM Forum. Light refreshments available.
Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
Keynote speaker: Community activist Lee Jasper (BARAC), followed by Q&A, 'The African Child' (words on Youtube: http://bit.ly/14YfHeO), competition rules at: http://bit.ly/163hc8d) poetry recitation competition by youths, and Season’s Evaluation report to BHM Forum. Light refreshments available.
Harrow Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY
For more information or to book: www.harrowBHM.eventbrite.com.
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