Race, Gender and the Future of Cities

Race, Gender and the Future of Cities

Festival of the Future City 2017

Event

Please note: This event took place in Oct 2017

Madhu Krishnan, Sumita Mukherjee, Aisha Rana-Deshmukh and Nicole Truesdell

From the civil rights movement in the US to the contemporary global movements around Black Lives Matter, women of colour have often been at the forefront of campaigns to create more humane and integrated policies and places. The #ThereISBlackInTheUnionJack project looks at race in Bristol through the generations, including women of colour. What can this – and historic and global movements for change – teach us about the future of cities?

In association with BSWN and Heritage Lottery Fund.


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