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Historical illustration of slaves being branded by their masters.
 

Report released on Nottingham's two universities and links to slavery

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New report released on the links to slavery and Nottingham's two universities
Date:
19/11/2024

Dr Sascha Auerbach discusses 'The Legacies of Slavery' in new video.

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Dr Sascha Auerbach discusses how the slave trade impacted the British economy and labour relations.
Date:
08/02/2024

Joanne Cormac receives Future Leaders Fellowship award

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Dr Joanne Cormac from the Department of Music receives the Future Leaders Fellowship.
Date:
18/01/2024
Nottingham's legacy of slavery archive launched

Nottingham's legacy of slavery archive launched

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A new archive of digital resources related to the city's history of slavery has been created by University of Nottingham researchers in the Faculty of Arts.
Date:
22/06/2021

BBC interview Dr James Dawkins

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Dr James Dawkins interviewed by BBC about his research on Britain's forgotten slave owners.
Date:
24/02/2021

Rebecca Senior granted funding to expand her monuments and memorials research with UCL's Legacies of Slavery database

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Dr Rebecca Senior, Art Historian and UoN Impact Research Fellow in the Department of Culture, Media and Visual Studies, has received funding from the QR Strategic Priorites Fund to expand her research on monuments and memorials with plans for larger collaborative projects in the future.
Date:
17/12/2020
Blog: Black History Month is important but problematic

Blog: Black History Month is important but problematic

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As part of ISOS's Black History Month+ series Nancy Abdulay, a first year undergraduate in History here at the University of Nottingham, reflects on why Black History Month is important - but problematic too. Read their blog...
Date:
18/11/2020
The Guardian newspaper investigate's potential links to historical slavery

The Guardian newspaper investigate's potential links to historical slavery

Description
The Guardian has revealed its independent investigation into historical links with the slave trade.
Date:
31/07/2020
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