Shelda-Jane Smith's guest appearances

Shelda-Jane Smith

Surviving Society

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Stephen Small

Shelda and Stephen locate Liverpool as a city in Europe with one of the oldest Black populations. Expect a conversation which centres Black residents of Liverpool long history of living, resisting and settling in the city. Links: https://www.serendipity-uk.com/product/1981-black-liverpool-past-and-present-2/Welcome to surviving society presents Hidden Histories. This is a collaborative project focused on histories and contemporary formations of empire, imperialism and slavery in Britain and the Caribbean. You are listening to season one, Resistance and Restoration in Black Liverpool. In these episodes we locate Black Liverpool as a site of pride, history and resistance. We feature researcher's and community organisers who discuss themes related to grassroot organising, health, art, and the Toxeth uprisings. We hope you find these episodes informing, invigorating and inspiring. Executively produced by Shelda-Jane Smith, Levi Gahman, Chantelle Lewis &amp; George Ofori-Addo. Branding by Munotida Chinyanga - www.munotida.comLinks:https://vcresearch.berkeley.edu/faculty/stephen-small

Shelda and Stephen locate Liverpool as a city in Europe with one of the oldest Black populations. Expect a conversation which centres Black residents of Liverpool long history of living, resisting and settling in the city. Links: <a href="https://www.serendipity-uk.com/product/1981-black-liverpool-past-and-present-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.serendipity-uk.com/product/1981-black-liverpool-past-and-present-2/</a> Welcome to surviving society presents Hidden Histories. This is a collaborative project focused on histories and contemporary formations of empire, imperialism and slavery in Britain and the Caribbean. You are listening to season one, Resistance and Restoration in Black Liverpool. In these episodes we locate Black Liverpool as a site of pride, history and resistance. We feature researcher's and community organisers who discuss themes related to grassroot organising, health, art, and the Toxeth uprisings. We hope you find these episodes informing, invigorating and inspiring. Executively produced by Shelda-Jane Smith, Levi Gahman, Chantelle Lewis &amp; George Ofori-Addo. Branding by Munotida Chinyanga - <a href="http://www.munotida.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.munotida.com</a> Links: <a href="https://vcresearch.berkeley.edu/faculty/stephen-small" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://vcresearch.berkeley.edu/faculty/stephen-small</a>

S1/E2 Shelda-Jane Smith & Stephen Small: Liverpool is an African City

Chantelle Lewis

Shelda and Chantelle introduce the Hidden Histories project as a long term collaboration which highlights the various ways in which British colonialism still impacts the lives of Black people in Liverpool and the Caribbean. Hidden Histories has been executively produced by Shelda-Jane Smith, Levi Gahman, Chantelle Lewis &amp; George Ofori-Addo. Branding by Munotida Chinyanga - www.munotida.com

Shelda and Chantelle introduce the Hidden Histories project as a long term collaboration which highlights the various ways in which British colonialism still impacts the lives of Black people in Liverpool and the Caribbean. Hidden Histories has been executively produced by Shelda-Jane Smith, Levi Gahman, Chantelle Lewis &amp; George Ofori-Addo. Branding by Munotida Chinyanga - <a href="http://www.munotida.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.munotida.com</a>