Lecture Series | Black Life Through The Cracks - Dig Where You Stand at Wentworth Woodhouse
Thursday 7 November, 7.00-8.00pm
Desiree Reynolds of Sheffield Archives's Dig Where You Stand joins us to share stories of Black history at Wentworth Woodhouse that have been uncovered as part of the Sheffield Archives project.
In November, Fractured: Black Life Appearing Through the Cracks reveals some of the earliest recorded African-descended people in South Yorkshire. This is change work.
At this lecture, we will delve further into the stories on display.
Dig Where You Stand is an archival justice movement made up of artists, archivists, educators and local community members.The team have unearthed the untold stories of people of colour living, working and putting down roots in South Yorkshire over hundreds of years, including stories with a connection to the Big House.
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Thursday 7 November, 7.00-8.00pm
Desiree Reynolds of Sheffield Archives's Dig Where You Stand joins us to share stories of Black history at Wentworth Woodhouse that have been uncovered as part of the Sheffield Archives project.
In November, Fractured: Black Life Appearing Through the Cracks reveals some of the earliest recorded African-descended people in South Yorkshire. This is change work.
At this lecture, we will delve further into the stories on display.
Dig Where You Stand is an archival justice movement made up of artists, archivists, educators and local community members.The team have unearthed the untold stories of people of colour living, working and putting down roots in South Yorkshire over hundreds of years, including stories with a connection to the Big House.
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