Big People Community CIC presents ‘See My World’ a series of multicultural, multi-lingual, intergenerational inclusive events, reflecting the aspirations of Manchester’s PanAfrican community and that of the region.

This festival of PanAfrican themed events and activities in Manchester is an effort to commemorate the Pan-African Congress held in Manchester 75 years ago, with the long term aim to inspire the creation of a movement to promote and encourage self-determination and self-realisation of the UK's Caribbean and African diaspora.

This panel will be an open discussion exploring provocations and Inspirations from the UK’s African and Caribbean youth and community relating to race, identity, and leadership. Who are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going?

Featuring/

Heba Rose - Manchester March Organiser/ Young Person

Tina Rehana - Cultural consultant, choreographer, and dance school founder.

Prof. Hakim Adi - British Historian & Academic

Tasha Crawford - CBBC Newsround Director/Producer

Dr. Patrick Williams - Manchester Metropolitan University Lecturer

Kwame Asamoah - University Of Manchester Students' Union General Secretary

Shiloh Minott - Artist, Youth Activist, 84Youth

BSL Interpretation will be available at this event.

Check out our other events as part of SEE MY WORLD via EVENTBRITE and SEEMYWORLD.NET.

About Big People Community CIC:

Big People Community CIC is a network of creative and social entrepreneurial changemakers, developing communities of excellence. We enable social innovation, encourage creativity, and address inequality by empowering marginalised people,

developing community leaders, and strengthening community assets and local networks using education and creativity.

Curated by Big People Community CIC and supported by Manchester Metropolitan University, in partnership with Pac75.