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1 event

Haflah at the Horniman: A South-West Asian and North African (SWANA) Summer Party
Horniman MuseumSE23
Today17:00
Free
Music · Visual Arts
Live music in a venue small enough that you will hear the breathing.
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Tomorrow

2 events

Family Station: Legendary Creatures
British LibraryNW1
Tomorrow11:15
Free
Workshop · Talks / Ideas / Philosophy
Do you dream of riding a flying horse or secretly yearn for your very own yeti?Explore the world of legendary South Asian mythical creatures with author Gita Ralleigh, from dragon kings to manticores and more!Through games to spark ideas and drawing inspiration from both classic and contemporary poetry, families will create together and illustrate their own short poems. Don’t leave without taking part in our relaxed Poetry Slam to share your work!
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Family Station: Legendary Creatures
British LibraryNW1
Tomorrow13:30
Free
Workshop · Talks / Ideas / Philosophy
Do you dream of riding a flying horse or secretly yearn for your very own yeti?Explore the world of legendary South Asian mythical creatures with author Gita Ralleigh, from dragon kings to manticores and more!Through games to spark ideas and drawing inspiration from both classic and contemporary poetry, families will create together and illustrate their own short poems. Don’t leave without taking part in our relaxed Poetry Slam to share your work!
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Thu 17 Sept

1 event

Teacher Cpd: South Asians in Britain
British LibraryNW1
Thu 17 Sept16:30
Free
Talk · Talk
Join us in-person at the Library for a free CPD event for History and English teachers featuring the new digital learning resource, South Asians in Britain, 1830s-present. At the event you will be introduced to oral histories, archival materials and pathways to bring to life the rich and diverse ways South Asians have shaped Britain’s culture, economy, politics and society over the centuries.We'll explore innovative ways of teaching and learning about South Asians in Britain, especially in English and History at KS3–5.Extraordinary stories of South Asian changemakersFrom 19th-century seafarers who opened cafés and lodging houses, to ayahs – known as ‘nurses of ocean highways’ – who cared for families travelling from India to Britain; from trailblazers such as Sophia Duleep Singh, an early women’s suffrage campaigner and goddaughter of Queen Victoria, to activists like Jayaben Desai, who fought for workers’ rights in the 1970s – this event allows you to explore the extraordinary stories of South Asian changemakers throughout British history and how to bring them to life for school audiences.Free digital hub of resourcesThe learning resources are connected to a ground-breaking digital hub South Asian Britain: Connecting Histories, featuring over 750 entries, digitised archival materials, oral histories, and educational resources. This event offers a unique chance to explore and connect with these inspiring stories.This event is a collaboration between the British Library Learning team and the Arts and Humanities Research Council-funded project, ‘Remaking Britain: South Asian Connections and Networks, 1830s – Present’ (AH/X001520/1), a partnership between the University of Bristol, Queen Mary University of London and the British Library.
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Mon 7 Dec

1 event

Britain through South Asian Eyes - London Indian Film Festival
ActOne CinemaIG1
Mon 7 Dec18:05
£14.50
Film · 69m · Cinema / Film
Programme: Film Festivals
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