VIRTUAL EVENT: Listening and learning from a collective voice for black, and ethnic minority women

Join us in the second of our conversations with leaders of different London-based organisations that support women subjected to structural and systemic violence, who have been historically marginalised, and who have been prevented from participating in social, economic, and political life. 

This event will be particularly useful for those interested in:

• equality
• women rights
• feminism
• violence against women
• women supporting women.

Systemic and structural violence against women: learning from non-academic voices

The conversational series is funded by UCL Culture's Listen and Learn Grant.

Our project aims to engage in conversations with leaders of different London-based organizations that support women subjected to structural violence, who have been historically marginalised, and who have been prevented from participating in social, economic, and political life. We refer, specifically, to women in precarious work positions, Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) women and girls, and Muslim women who lack the resources to be heard within academic contexts.

This series is co-organised by Aneeza Pervez, PhD student at the Department of Psychology and Human Development, UCL Institute of Education (IOE) and Rommy Anabalon Schaaf, PhD student at the Department of Culture, Media and Communication, IOE

Links

• UCL Culture
• Department of Psychology and Human Development 
• Department of Culture, Media and Communication

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