Ubele Initiative webinar: What radicalised you?
28 October, 2020 - 18:00 to 19:30
The Ubele Young Emerging Leaders Collective Presents the ‘What radicalised you?’ Workshop.
As part of Black History Month this 90-minute workshop aims to explore historical anti-racism work alongside personal experiences that influenced your current outlook.
This workshop is for people who want to make a change in their community, their society or the world.
The session will consist of an introduction by the speaker and then go on to explore the historical events of anti-racism work within black British history as well as looking at 3 prominent activists.
Shared Topic Areas:
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