With Bread
with bread is a performance where the History of bread meets personal histories of migration.
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Freedom of Movement For All: A Workshop on Migration
This event is being co-hosted by the Nottingham branch of Global Justice Now (GJN) and Our Future Now, the London branch of the youth network of GJN. It is aimed at people who are under 30 years of age.
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Film: For Sama
This event is free to attend but you must book a place via Eventbrite
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The World is for Everyone
To celebrate International Womens Day, members of PAMOJA, the Nottingham Refugee Forum Women’s Group will read from their Palewell Press collection, The World is for Everyone,
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This Is Who I Am
As part of the Student Action for Refugees (StAR) week of events, which this year focusses on the families together campaign, Nottingham University StAR have organised a performance of This Is Who I Am in association with Ice and Fire. The performance interweaves first hand accounts of LGBLTQIA+ peoples experiences…
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2020 Annual Human Rights Conference: Forced to Flee – When Migration is the Only Answer
The University of Nottingham Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) Annual Student Human Rights Conference, organised by a student committee, is a great opportunity for early career researchers, students, academics, practitioners and the general public to participate in discussions and learning about human rights law and practice. The 21st HRLC Annual…
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Season Launch Party
Be the first to experience four new exciting exhibitions. Immerse yourself in Shezad Dawood’s Virtual Reality installation Encroachments in the Main Gallery, and celebrate the launch of Dawinder Bansal’s nostalgia filled Jambo Cinema exhibition with a 1980’s themed housewarming party in the Mezzanine Gallery.
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Slow Reading group: a Billion Black Anthropocenes or None
Join us in reading Kathryn Yusoff’s A Billion Black Anthropocenes or None and discuss the connections between climate change, race, and the politics of science and technology. Slow Reading Group is an informal space for collectively reading meaningful texts that open out the ideas and themes from our research-based events…
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Through Our Eyes Photo Exhibition – Exploring Forced Migration
In collaboration with the Nottingham University Human Rights Law Centre, this is a photo exhibition by the NGO Still I Rise, realised by young asylum seekers in the Samos refugee camp in Greece exploring the daily lives of teenage asylum seekers using photos they have taken themselves using disposable cameras.
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Pop up World of Languages
Nottingham is home to refugees and asylum seekers from all round the world and they all come to us speaking their own languages as well as English. The first ever pop up Museum of Languages will be visiting Nottingham as part of its UK tour. Using family-friendly activities and games…
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Awate and Mapperley Labour Benefit gig
A benefit gig to raise funds for the Awate Education Centre and Mapperley Labour. The Awate Education Centre has been created to empower, embolden and empower refugees and asylum seekers and help them get integrate into the local community by involving them in local activities and events.
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RefuTalent 2019
Where: NNRF, The Sycamore Centre, 33a Hungerhill Road, NG3 4NB
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A Life Robbed: A Reflection of an Asylum Journey and Migration Impact
Where: Britannia Hotel, 1 St James’s Street, NG1 6BN