by Manchester Community Training & Research Institute (MACTRI) | Sep 20, 2017 | Events, News
For immediate release: 21.9.17 CAHN Greater Manchester (GM) Launch Event and Celebration of Black History Event date: October 27th, 2017 at 09.30 CAHN aims to add healthier years to our community and ensure that we have a cutting edge response to identified public...
by Manchester Community Training & Research Institute (MACTRI) | Aug 14, 2017 | Events
Academic Lead: Dr Ornette D Clennon The conference provided an opportunity to discuss what role supplementary schools could play in developing children’s confidence and resilience to 21st Century pressures such as extremism, radicalisation, online grooming, hate...
by Manchester Community Training & Research Institute (MACTRI) | Aug 9, 2017 | Events
Academic Lead: Faye Bruce We’re just about to start our BAME Health evening with GMHSCP. pic.twitter.com/HB4Q4VjYf9 — Revelation Kollektiv (@revkollektiv) August 22, 2017 The Genesis of CAHN – Faye Bruce, Chair of CAHN and MMU Senior Lecturer and Doctoral...
by Manchester Community Training & Research Institute (MACTRI) | Jul 3, 2017 | Events
Academic Lead: Dr Ornette D Clennon Publication Click, here. I was honored to be invited to give an opening panel paper for this conference. The Storify of the sessions that I attended can be read, here. Watch the video, here. Related Post Scholar Activism as Nexus...
by Manchester Community Training & Research Institute (MACTRI) | Dec 10, 2016 | Events
Academic Lead: Dr Ornette D Clennon Racial Capitalism and more I was honored to be asked to give a talk about my thoughts about Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth, as visualised in the film Concerning Violence. My take on Fanon’s masterclass analysis of Colonialism is...
by Manchester Community Training & Research Institute (MACTRI) | Oct 25, 2016 | Events
Academic Lead: Dr Ornette D Clennon Micro lectures on black Hypermasculinity, Roadman culture and black activism is ram ! #DecoloniseBrum ft @revkollektiv / @ShardiaBPalmer pic.twitter.com/wowFYaDw1b — Aliyah Hasinah (@AliyahHasinah) October 8, 2016 In my micro...
