Resources*
SLAVERY - Lancaster Museums Citizenship
Resource Pack for Key Stage 3
£10.00 + £2.00 postage and packing from
Laura Pye,
Lifelong Learning and Outreach Officer,
Lancaster
City Museum,
Market Square,
Lancaster, LA1 1HT
Email laura.pye@mus.lancscc.gov.uk
Anti-Slavery International
New publication: 1807-2007: Over 200 years of campaigning against slavery
Anti-Slavery International has produced this publication as part of its campaign to use the 200th anniversary of the end the slave trade in the British colonies in 2007, to raise awareness of both historical and contemporary forms of slavery.
*Taken from the e-bullletin of the 2007 Bicentenary Cross-Community Forum. To receive a copy of the current e-bulletin, contact crosscommunityforum2007@hotmail.co.uk
The deadline for the next e-bulletin is Weds 15 Feb 2006, for distribution at the end of Feb. We encourage ALL contributions.
For further information, please email us at the same address or call 07984 996784 (or leave a message on 020 7738 3186).
2007 will see the commemoration of the end of the Transatlantic trade in African people. To mark this anniversary, I am seeking articles by writers and artists about the relationship between African Diasporic/Black history and artistic expression by people of African heritage. Click here to read the Poem, "The Blood", which explores these themes. It takes a few moments to load.
Please submit your article for consideration for my new website. This project is funded by Arts Council England. For more details, send an e-mail to Arts@blacksuccess1.com
See also: The Roots of the Atlantic Slave Trade,
2007- Commemorating the End of the Transatlantic Trade,
The Blood - The Artist and the Legacy of Enslavement and Emancipation
Keywords: Black Success Stories, African Diaspora, 2007 Commemoration, history, arts + culture
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