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FROM YARD TO ARCHIVE ; REPARATIVE ARCHIVING AND CONTEXTUAL STUDIES

Wed 14 Oct · 11:50

Black Cultural Centre

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The Black Cultural Centre hosts an in-person public lunchtime lecture on 14 October 2026 featuring First Man, co-founder of the Rastafari Indigenous Village. The event explores Rastafari's contributions to Pan-African thought and its relevance to questions of identity and cultural autonomy. Doors open at 11:30 for this community programme.

From Yard to Archive, next program and course module returns with some more fire and is excited to announce our in-person public lunchtime lecture on October 14th, 2026 with First Man, co founder of the Rastafari Indigenous Village (doors open 11:30AM) get your tickets early as limited seating.From Yard to Archive is also pumped to announce that Mutabaruka will join our star-studded list of tutors on the formal Reparative Archiving series. The Black Student Collective in Italy have made this possible. To enrol on this specific strand or to find out more, we invite you to attend the in person lecture or email us at team@decolonisingthearchive.comThe learning programme continues its supplementary schooling on Rastafari's contributions to Pan-African thought, exploring its historical and philosophical foundations and its continuing relevance to questions of identity, cultural autonomy, social justice, and collective responsibility.For the record, we began the programme in Birmingham in...

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FROM YARD TO ARCHIVE ; REPARATIVE ARCHIVING AND CONTEXTUAL STUDIES takes place on Wednesday, 14 October 2026 at 11:50.

FROM YARD TO ARCHIVE ; REPARATIVE ARCHIVING AND CONTEXTUAL STUDIES is held at Black Cultural Centre in London (16 -18 Hornsey Rd, N7 7BT).

Entry to FROM YARD TO ARCHIVE ; REPARATIVE ARCHIVING AND CONTEXTUAL STUDIES is free.

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