N4MES is the network for minoritised ethnic staff @UniversityLeeds to socialise and receive mutual support. Black Lives Matter.
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ALT Flyer. All refugees welcome. No to Nazis in Seacroft. Hitler lookalike, Alek Yerbury, and his far right thugs want to descend on Seacroft on Saturday 5 August, to intimidate refugees and whip up hatred and division in our community. They must not march unopposed. Gather together in unity to show the racists and fascists that they will never be welcome in Seacroft. Assemble 12.30pm, Saturday 5 August, The Green, York Road, Seacroft, Leeds. Supported by Love Music Hate Racism, Care 4 Calais, NEU, Unison Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust, Leeds Trades Council, Unite Against Fascism, RMT, Unite in Health, Napo, FBU, Trans Leeds, Unite Community Bradford, DPAC, Unite Community Leeds and Wakefield, Huddersfield TUC, Calderdale TUC, UCU Bradford College, Bradford and Shipley TUC.
ALT Photo of a black tshirt with a rainbow Barca-Leeds logo on it and a hand held pride flag with the text everyone is welcome here written on it
ALT Animation of NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft in front of Jupiter with a drawing of a message in a bottle that says, "Your Name Here." The “Message in a Bottle” campaign offers everyone the opportunity to have their name stenciled onto a microchip bearing U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón’s “In Praise of Mystery: A Poem for Europa.” The chip will ride aboard NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft to Jupiter and its moon Europa. Credits: NASA
ALT Remembering Oluwale Anthology, edited by SJ Bradley, cover design by Sai Murray
ALT The Institute of Historical Research is pleased to announce the Call for Papers for the Olivette Otele Prize 2022/2023. The prize is open to Black PhD students of history or related disciplines - working on any place or period. The prize has two rounds. For the first round, abstracts of maximum 400 words, for a 40-minute paper, are due on 19th December. The judging panel will select a shortlist of five abstracts by 16th January. The shortlisted scholars will then submit a paper (maximum 8000 words) by 27th March. The judges will select a winning paper which will be announced in early-Summer. The winning scholar will receive £500 as well as the opportunity to present their paper at a History Lab research seminar. The other four shortlisted scholars will receive a £50 book voucher. Please submit your abstracts to [email protected]
