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In this episode, we journey through the life and career of Dr. Ayshah Johnston, exploring her path into studying history, her early career in writing, freelancing and publishing, and her experiences with Islamophobia.
She shares her work in curriculum reform, educating people about Black British history, and the importance of interrogating histories. Plus, valuable advice for young historians and those interested in their history, along with insights on imposter syndrome and words of wisdom to her younger self.
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How Did I Get Here? is a Black Cultural Archives original series, providing practical and transparent insights, for young people interested in breaking into the arts & heritage industry. Episodes are released monthly.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Black Cultural ArchivesIn this episode, we journey through the life and career of Dr. Ayshah Johnston, exploring her path into studying history, her early career in writing, freelancing and publishing, and her experiences with Islamophobia.
She shares her work in curriculum reform, educating people about Black British history, and the importance of interrogating histories. Plus, valuable advice for young historians and those interested in their history, along with insights on imposter syndrome and words of wisdom to her younger self.
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How Did I Get Here? is a Black Cultural Archives original series, providing practical and transparent insights, for young people interested in breaking into the arts & heritage industry. Episodes are released monthly.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.