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Wednesday 16 November 2016, 12-pm – Upper Lecture Theatre, Peter Jost Centre, Byrom Street, Liverpool, L3 3AF.
The event will start at 12pm with refreshments, including multicultural food, and actual talks begin at 1pm.
The line-up of three speakers will explore race, religion and belief/non-belief followed by interactive sessions of questions and answers. After the talks, the third guest will treat the audience to a comedy performance.
Event Speakers / Performer:
Barrister Zia Chaudhry MBE – Barrister, Author, Speaker
Talk title: Muslims from British and International Communities – A history or a future?
Zia will also cover in his talk, the interlink between culture, race and religious belief or non-belief and observing religious practices.
Emy Onuora – Speaker and Author
Talk title: How can sport help us to think more critically about race and racism?
Emy will critically consider race, racism, unconscious bias intercultural competence and intersectionality.
Ishi Khan Jackson – BAME stand-up comedian
Her latest show, “Ishi Khan-Jackson: I’mMigrant!” tackles migration, identity & belonging. Zambian-born, with Indian roots, Ishi calls Britain home.
Places are limited. Register your interest online.
For more information, please contact Laura Pieroni via email at l.pieroni@ljmu.ac.uk or HREvents@livjm.ac.uk
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