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Category Archives: Media coverage
The PAC in London
The Pan Africanist Congress of Azania has recently started a social media project to educate their members and supporters about the history of the movement and their contribution to the anti-apartheid struggle. As part of this work, they are also … Continue reading
Andy Higginbottom critiques the British Council’s Mandela exhibition
An article in today’s The Conversation critiques the “Mandela and Me” exhibition at the British Council in London as corporate whitewashing for its principal sponsor, Anglo American. The article is by Andy Higginbottom an Associate Professor of International Politics, Human … Continue reading
“Youth Activism and Solidarity” review for youth workers
We were really pleased to see this review of Youth Activism and Solidarity published in ‘Rapport: the journal for playworkers, community and youth workers in Unite‘. It is great to see the book reaching beyond academic audience and being engaged with … Continue reading
Two reviews of “Youth Activism and Solidarity”
This week the first two reviews of our book Youth Activism and Solidarity, about the Non-Stop Picket of the South African Embassy in London during the 1980s, have been published. One is aimed at an academic readership and the other for activists … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Dissemination, Gavin Brown, Helen Yaffe, Media coverage, Project staff
Tagged Anti-Apartheid Movement, Antipode journal, apartheid in south africa, City of London Anti-Apartheid Group, historical geography, Non-Stop Picket, Revolutionary Communist Group, social and cultural geography, Solidarity
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Opposing apartheid then, defending human rights now
On Tuesday 8 December (at 18.30), as part of the Leicester Human Rights Arts and Film Festival, Gavin Brown will be giving a talk, at the Secular Hall, exploring what anti-apartheid campaigning in the 1980s can teach human rights defenders … Continue reading
Podcast: Gavin Brown on being Non-Stop for Mandela
The University of Leicester has published a podcast of an interview with Gavin Brown about our research on the Non-Stop Picket of the South African Embassy in London. The interview covers Gavin’s memories of participating in Non-Stop Picket as a teenager. It summarises … Continue reading
Africa in Words: an archive of solidarity
Gavin Brown has recently published a guest post on the Africa in Words blog. His article, “An archive of solidarity” provides a short overview of the range of material contained in the City of London Anti-Apartheid Group’s archive. It highlights … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Archival research, Dissemination, Gavin Brown, Media coverage, Popular & Informal Education, Project staff
Tagged Africa, Africa in Words, apartheid in south africa, archival research, archives, City of London Anti-Apartheid Group, international solidarity, Non-Stop Picket, Solidarity
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Public engagement 1: Gavin Brown on BBC Radio Leicester
Gavin Brown will be appearing on the Ben Jackson radio show on BBC Leicester this afternoon (15.00 – 16.00 BST) giving an in-depth interview about Nelson Mandela, Gavin’s experiences of participating in the Non-Stop Picket as a teenager, and our … Continue reading
Leicester connections to the Non-Stop Picket
This week we received some local publicity for the project with a short first person column by Gavin Brown in the Leicester Mercury. We know that there are a number of former non-stop picketers now living in Leicester and (as … Continue reading