Delighted to share the link to our free book - coproduced with children #IfRacismVanishedForADay. Amplifying the voices of 9-11 yr olds experiences of racism and hopes for the future. A 🧵 issuu.com/uwebristol/docs/if… @UWEBristol @ChrisPawson @malcolmrichards @Fiyory_ @EmergingMindsUK
Everyone should read this - powerful story highlighting systemic racism and the power of the arts as refuge and voice giver.
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Looking forward to talking to @kevinphilemon1 on @BBCRB tonight at 7.30pm to chat about @RespectProjBris and the billboard we have put up inviting people to think about a world without racism. @UWE_Education @UWEBristol
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The Black Mental Health Manifesto, launched today, sets out the actions needed by the Government, the NHS, schools and others to eradicate systemic racism and improve Black people’s mental health.
Read the manifesto here➡️ bit.ly/3QlnJdS
#ProtectBlackMentalHealth
Excited to have our build board going up now!! Watch this space for updates and join us down at St Werburghs - give us a wave if you’re passing!! @UWEBristol @BBCNews
Our billboard is up! Responding to children in Bristol who think racism needs to be addressed, not just a theme in Black History Month or a headline after an incident. We invite you to imagine a world without racism & consider how we can get there. @UWE_Research @EmergingMindsUK
Massive thanks to all the children and schools involved, funding from @UWEBristol and @EmergingMindsUK . And the amazing work of @AdblockBristol ❤️
Really excited to share that on Thur we will have a billboard up with an image from If Racism Vanished for a Day- inviting people to think about racism … and not just in Black History Month (as requested by the young people we work with) … keep tuned for updates! @UWE_Research
Great to see our work up on @exchangewales - as always, do get in touch if you’d like to know more about our work and how we are amplifying children’s lived experience of racism.
exchangewales.org/if-racism-… @UWE_Research @emergine
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We consider that this approach contributes to knowledge and understanding about exploring the nuanced and complex relationship between the children's external worlds and internal feelings, and suggest a framework for others to use and adapt. Pls check it out. @EmergingMindsUK
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The research responds to the relative lack of literature concerning the racialised experiences of young children. We discuss how we developed the arts-based method of body mapping as an ethical approach to foregrounding the children's voices. @RespectProjBris
Our paper is out! bera-journals.onlinelibrary.…
Check out our new paper in BERJ. We present an overview of the arts-based methodology used to explore the impact of the lived experiences of racism on 10-11yr old children in the UK. @ChrisPawson @justinvafadari @TessaPodpadec @malcolmrichards @UWEBristol bera-journals.onlinelibrary.…
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🚨New ECRG Blog Post🚨
Info about a free and online event on 12th December, in collaboration with the UWE Network for Black Studies in Education, Bristol Caribbean Kitchen, Phoenix Agenda Supplementary School, and other community partners.
Link below⬇️
blogs.uwe.ac.uk/education/cu…
Great to hear the ‘in conversation’ with @eastsidemoses and @LawrenceHoo today at Clifton LitFest. Exploring representation and language, religion and culture in #Bristol check out An Olive Grove In Ends waterstones.com/book/an-oliv… 📚
As #BlackHistoryMonth comes to a close we remind folk that children in the RESPECT project call for schools not to be tokenistic but talk about race and racism all year Please use our free book to help! @barnardos @UWE_Research @Ben_3eyes. issuu.com/uwebristol/docs/if…
How & what do we memorialise? The RESPECT team were out with @MontpelierHigh to explore young people’s insights & how we make sense of the slave trade today. Learners suggested plaques to celebrate family, statues of wise women & stones to remember the forgotten. @UWEBristol
We’re really looking forward to being at @BERANews conference this week. Do come and say hi!
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The @RespectProjBris team will also be there on Tue sharing methodologies on how to start conversations about racism using arts based practice. @TessaPodpadec @EmergingMindsUK
Delighted to report our free online version of the children’s book If Racism Vanished for a Day has been read over 2000 times and in many countries 🎉 Please continue to share and amplify 9-11yr old’s experiences of racism in the UK. @UWE_Education @BBCBristol @EmergingMindsUK
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🚨OPPORTUNITY ALERT🚨
Calico is offering an opportunity for two young creatives aged 18-25 based in Birmingham to lead their own digital arts campaign. If you have a story to tell, we are here to facilitate your work!
Find out more here: wearecalico.co.uk/opportunit…






















