The Exchange
The Stephen Lawrence Research Centre is dedicated to facilitating dialogue, critical inquiry and information-sharing about hot topics shaping how we think about race, racism and social justice. Now we’re taking the conversation to a whole new level with The Exchange.
Webinars on The Exchange bring together a range of guest speakers in an inclusive space to exchange ideas, raise awareness and address issues and perspectives that are oftentimes underrepresented in the public arena and in academic research.
The channel is a great place for disseminating cutting-edge research ideas pertaining to the SLRC’s research target areas as well as supporting engagement and network-building between academics and wide-ranging intergenerational communities.
For anyone who is interested in discussions around the impact of research in exploring the persistence of racism and social justice, The Exchange is the place to join the conversation.
Ahead of Stephen Lawrence Day, 22 April, Baroness Lawrence shares the Stephen Lawrence Day Foundation’s vision for creating a fairer society for all.
Watch the panel-led discussion where Baroness Lawrence’s powerful and moving statements in response to the Government-commissioned Sewell Race Report made headlines across the UK.
Watch the panel-led discussion that explores issues of race and black masculinity within the media and identifies constructions of negative black typologies and the impact such characterisations have on the black male psyche.
Watch the panel-led discussion that explores the key issues of inequality faced by local educators and students, and deciphers government issued guidance within a context of reimagining models of educational success for educators and young people in the classroom.
For more information on subjects discussed in this stream and associated information, please visit our resources page for Panel Discussion 2
Watch the inaugural episode of The Exchange webinar series.
For more information on subjects discussed in this stream and associated information, please visit our resources page for Panel Discussion 1