Safika 'We Arrived': Music, Migration and Memory

A panel discussion and Q & A focussing on music, migration and cultural memory relating to people of African descent across the continent and diaspora and to the experiences of the event's featured performers and speakers.

The discussion will be moderated by Professor Brenda E. Stevenson (Hillary Rodham Clinton Chair of Women's History).

Plus live music by Boston-based string quartet Castle of our Skins performing with commentary by Dr Samantha Ege in the Museum.

This event is part of the Humanities Cultural Programme in collaboration with Intersectional Humanities and is supported by TORCH.