Student Q&A: Savannah, International Slavery Studies MA
In this post, student Savannah answers a few questions about her International Slavery Studies MA course (MAIS), covering what she found most valuable and her plans for the future.
Posted on: 28 January 2025
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Reflections on the ‘Medicine, pseudoscience, ethnobotany and enslavement’ Exhibit
Read the reflection by third-year undergraduate students in History at the University of Liverpool on the Harold Cohen Library's Black History Month exhibition.
Posted on: 28 October 2024
Meet Mina Bihi – Our BHM Featured Artist
Get to know the Liverpool artist, Mina Bihi, behind our Black History Month exhibition. The digital exhibition, 'Radiance' will be available to view in the University of Liverpool libraries during the month of October. The digital exhibition is now available to view below on our CSIS YouTube.
Posted on: 27 September 2024
How survivor engagement is changing the fight against modern slavery
Have you ever wondered how we can truly tackle the complex issues of modern slavery and human trafficking? Policy Officer, Adam Burns, discusses one approach that has captivated the University of Liverpool's Anti-Slavery Knowledge Network (AKN).
Posted on: 5 September 2024
Markets, mirrors, and windows in time: a feminist approach to the importance of women and children in the Columbus, Georgia slave trade - part 3
In the days leading up to 23 August, International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade, we will post each part of a three-part series by Melissa Jeannot. This blog series explores the complexities of the slave trade in Columbus, Georgia.
Posted on: 23 August 2024
Markets, mirrors, and windows in time: a feminist approach to the importance of women and children in the Columbus, Georgia slave trade - part 2
In the days leading up to 23 August, International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade, we will post each part of a three-part series by Melissa Jeannot. This blog series explores the complexities of the slave trade in Columbus, Georgia.
Posted on: 19 August 2024
Markets, mirrors, and windows in time: a feminist approach to the importance of women and children in the Columbus, Georgia slave trade - part 1
In the days leading up to and on 23 August, International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade, we will post each part of a three-part blog series by Melissa Jeannot. This blog series explores the complexities of the slave trade in Columbus, Georgia.
Posted on: 14 August 2024
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International Slavery Studies MA Student Reflection
Hear from a recent International Slavery Studies MA Student as they reflect on their course and experiences at the University of Liverpool.
Posted on: 23 July 2024
Windrush Day 2024 - 76 years
Every year, since 2018, on the 22nd of June we mark Windrush Day.
Posted on: 21 June 2024