Dance Dialogues with Jawole Willa Jo Zollar is due to start at 11am (BST) tune in for an insight on the Ring Shout, a snippet from Jawole Willa Jo Zollar’s keynote talk at the Black Women in Dance: Stepping Out of the Barriers Conference at LDIF16. youtu.be/angKCzCv028

This evening we will present the third instalment of The Disappearing Act by @YinkaEsiGraves The Bridge - the place of arrival. Please do join us from 7pm (BST), share your impressions and support Yinka as she develops this work youtube.com/watch?v=TW0MW5…

The final instalment of The Disappearing Act - The Forest will be going live in a few minutes time. Please do join @YinkaEsiGraves and @LetsDanceFront and share your thoughts on this beautiful collection of short films youtube.com/watch?v=eRLbZr…

For the final Dance Dialogues of Alternative LDIF20, we are delighted to share Joan Myers Brown's reflection on her work and the founding of PHILADANCO and IABD. youtube.com/watch?v=IjzCYI…

A collective dance film featuring artists from all over the world, join us at 7pm for 30 Seconds of Freedom as the finale for Alternative LDIF20 @LetsDanceFront youtu.be/17L2_YelYFM

Next week we are delighted to present a lecture from Professor Stephen Small alongside a screening of A Very Brit(ish) Voice for #windrushday next week. youtube.com/watch?v=6DXiay…

.Pawlet Brookes speaks to pioneering Black dancers, artists, choreographers, activists and academics in this new podcast from maria. 🎧 thespie.com/digital/a-dial…

Thank you for sharing Thespie @SerendipityInfo

New blog on documenting the now and how we continue the momentum behind the conversations that shift perspective and reframe narratives as we see them. serendipity-uk.com/documenting-th…

Writing East Midlands & @SerendipityInfo are looking for writers from the African and African Caribbean Diaspora to submit short stories for BlackInk: New Writing Competition Winner will receive £500 in prize money & free entry to The Writers’ Conference writingeastmidlands.co.uk/opportunities/…

Pawlet Brookes does fantastic interview w/ Prof. Stephen Small talking about the breadth of Blackness in Britain: growing up Black with Caribbean and African connections, music, institutional racism and resistance, Windrush scandal serendipity-uk.com/a-dialogue-wit… #afropean #blackeurope

Looking forward to chairing "Programming with Diversity in Mind" for Edinburgh Festival Fringe Fringe Exchange on 28 August with @StellaKanuCHAT Sharon Watson MBE, DL @SkinsNAE zoom.us/webinar/regist…

This was another great session from Fringe Central - here for artists today 👏🏻👏🏻 thanks Pawlet Brookes @StellaKanuCHAT @SkinsNAE Sharon Watson MBE, DL for your invaluable insights #ProducerLife

Pawlet Brookes shares “the challenge of staying current in the arts sector is undertstanding the politics from inside the industry as well as from the streets. The work that we produce is often about how we navitage our journeys. You need to understand both.” #HeretoStay #AllofUs

Dropping knowledge Pawlet Brookes 👊🏾 “We are not competing, we are working together to change the landscape. We don’t need to create one of everything. How do we compliment each other and expand... We need to change the language we use to view each other. Change the gaze!” 💥

An incredible wealth of knowledge! Pawlet Brookes takes us on a historic trajectory of arts funding, criteria of funding and the impact of playing catch-up. These hidden histories in the arts & community development sector drives the mission to decolonise the curriculum.

Listening to Pawlet Brookes share her journey! Love love all it from the dance floor, policy change, decolonising the sector and bossing it running venues 👑👊🏾💕 #HereToStay #AllofUs

To mark #blackhistorymonth The Gallery at DMU hosts a collection of new art with @SerendipityInfo responding to the theme of resilience. It covers photography, film, illustration, manga comic art and visual art. Book between 12 and 5pm at [email protected] #DMUtop10