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The podcast currently has 17 episodes available.
The Well Spoken Tokens speak with Paulette Francis-Green about excellent events outlining Black History Month and the need for Black History Month every month!
Intersectional GLAM conference tickets available: https://lglam2020.eventbrite.com
Online Courses: https://intersectionalglam.org/online-courses/
Tip Jar: https://intersectionalglam.org/podcast-well-spoken-tokens/
Jass and Esther discuss how to go above and beyond ally and become an accomplice, the ways in which institutions control their own narrative and ways they have tried to enact change.
Intersectional GLAM conference tickets available: https://lglam2020.eventbrite.com
Online Courses: https://intersectionalglam.org/online-courses/
Tip Jar: https://intersectionalglam.org/podcast-well-spoken-tokens/
Today Esther and Jass welcome Alex Cosme; a Masters Student, a multi-site museum volunteer, and has recently started a blog talking about some of the hot button museum topics of the moment. Check her out at www.amuseumdate.com
Online Courses: https://intersectionalglam.org/online-courses/
Tip Jar: https://intersectionalglam.org/podcast-well-spoken-tokens/
Intersectional GLAM conference tickets available: https://lglam2020.eventbrite.com
Jass and Esther chat with Karis from the Black Cultural Archives (blackculturalarchives.org). We touch on how to diversify the workforce, break down barriers, and the ridiculous A level shenanigans.
Intersectional GLAM conference tickets available: https://lglam2020.eventbrite.com
Online Courses: https://intersectionalglam.org/online-courses/
Tip Jar: https://intersectionalglam.org/podcast-well-spoken-tokens/
Today Esther and Jass welcome Dr Edson Burton! (@EdsonBurton) We discuss the removal of the Colston Statue in Bristol, how people can change institutions from the inside and as always our Mighty Whites!
Intersectional GLAM conference tickets available: https://lglam2020.eventbrite.com
Online Courses: https://intersectionalglam.org/online-courses/
Tip Jar: https://intersectionalglam.org/podcast-well-spoken-tokens/
We had the pleasure to speak with the beautiful, grace full and big hearted Gabriel Seck (@GabrielR_Seck). We discuss the importance of accessibility in Museums and life!
Artists discussed in the show follow!
@rana2.0
@centerforendocare
@myfibroandmejourney
@colourblind_zebra
@katestanforthand
@thisthingtheycallrecovery
Online Courses: https://intersectionalglam.org/online-courses/
Tip Jar: https://intersectionalglam.org/podcast-well-spoken-tokens/
Today we have a very special guest Doctor Vanley Burke. Dubbed the godfather of Black British Photography, he started documenting the lives of Handsworth residents since the 60s and his archive, which contains not only photos but also objects giving context to the Black experience, became so substantial that it is largely housed in Birmingham’s Central Library. An exhibition in 2015 at Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery transported his entire home into the gallery and became one of the most successful exhibition in the galleries history.
http://www.vanley.co.uk/
Desert Island Disks: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00010pq
Intersectional GLAM conference tickets available: https://lglam2020.eventbrite.com
Online Courses: https://intersectionalglam.org/online-courses/
Tip Jar: https://intersectionalglam.org/podcast-well-spoken-tokens/
Today we welcome Dr Jon Ward! He has taught at the University of East Anglia, the University of Hertfordshire, the University of Westminster, and Oxford Brookes University, he is currently a Lecturer in American Literature.
He received a PhD in American Studies from UEA in 2016, after having studied an MA in Gender, Sexuality & Culture at the University of Manchester, and a BA in American Studies at UEA.
Latest publications includes:
London Walking Tour: https://blackabolitionistwalkingtours.wordpress.com/london/.
Intersectional GLAM conference tickets available: https://lglam2020.eventbrite.com
Online Courses: https://intersectionalglam.org/online-courses/
Tip Jar: https://intersectionalglam.org/podcast-well-spoken-tokens/
Alison Natalie Kay Lowe is a British Labour politician. She was the first black woman Leeds City Councillor, serving from 1990 to 2019, and has served as the Chief Executive of Touchstone, a mental health charity based in Leeds, since 2004.
Lowe won the 2014 Forward Business Woman of the Year award and Stonewall Senior Champion of the Year in 2015.
Intersectional GLAM conference tickets available: https://lglam2020.eventbrite.com#
Online Courses: https://intersectionalglam.org/online-courses/
Tip Jar: https://intersectionalglam.org/podcast-well-spoken-tokens/
What is Juneteeth? How do people celebrate?! How should the GLAM sector celebrate?
We discuss all this and more with writer and podcaster Lauren from @BonnetsatDawn!
Intersectional GLAM conference tickets available: https://lglam2020.eventbrite.com
Online Courses: https://intersectionalglam.org/online-courses/
Tip Jar: https://intersectionalglam.org/podcast-well-spoken-tokens/
The podcast currently has 17 episodes available.