Black History Month - Open Lecture
Join West Lothian Community Race Forum at West Lothian College for an engaging and insightful lecture celebrating Black History Month on Tuesday 22nd October!
About Black History Month - Open Lecture
| 22nd October 2024 | |
| 6pm - 8.30pm | |
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West Lothian College Almondvale Crescent , Livingston EH54 7EP |
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| This is a free event | |
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West Lothian College and will host an open lecture on Tuesday, 22 October (starts at 6 pm) on the theme of #ReclaimingNarratives.
Chair of the Forum MD Rahman and The West Lothian College are delighted to announce that our keynote speaker will be;
Elizabeth-Mya Chemonges-Murzynowska and the West Lothian African Women's Network founder, Eunice Simpson ACCA MAAT MBA will also share her insights.
Eloho Efemuai will chair the event, and you can expect a night of excellent discussion, and more, as there will be live African music!
More details will be available - Please you can register your interest now at; lothianlectures@west-lothian.ac.uk
Black History Month Celebration - Open Lecture is an event you won't want to miss! Join us at West Lothian College for an engaging and insightful lecture celebrating Black History Month. This in-person event will feature renowned speakers discussing the importance of Black history and its impact on society. Come together with the community to learn, share, and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Black history. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and be part of a meaningful conversation. See you there!
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