Wilberforce Institute Debate: Not Made by Slaves
Wilberforce Institute Debate: Not Made by Slaves: Ethical Capitalism in the Age of Abolition Thursday 10th September 4 - 6pm BST Hosted by Wilberforce Institute Director Trevor Burnard, Dr. Bronwen Everill, the Class of 1973 Lecturer in History and a
Wilberforce Institute (WISE) Freedom Talks Update and Schedule
Wilberforce Institute Freedom Talks – in partnership with Hull's Freedom Festival The Wilberforce Institute has played a key role in supporting the Freedom Festival since its foundation during the Bicentenary of the Abolition of the British Slave Trade
The Krios of Sierra Leone Exhibition
The Krios of Sierra Leon Exhibition, at the Museum of London: Current opening times: 1.30am-3.30pm, Monday-Friday and from 10am-6pm on Saturday and Sunday. You now need a free ticket, which you can book in advance using the calendar
Sierra Leone Autistic Society update and appeal
Message from Mary Penn-Timity: We secured funding for a new project which will see SLAS expand to the southern region in Bo, and also to Koinadugu district (Kabala); its a big project so the
Supporting Freetown during the pandemic: Our Just Giving fundraising report
We are very grateful for the generosity of all our donors - we met our target of £500! On 9th May 2020, The Hull Society received the sum of 5,853,000 Leones (Five million eight hundred
‘The Krios of Sierra Leone’ ~ Museum of London Docklands
As a society, we love to promote all things that link both Hull and our country as a whole with Freetown and in turn Sierra Leone. This fantastic exhibition at the Museum of London Docklands
Freetown Society Membership form
If you wish to become a member of the Freetown Society, please complete the below form and return to: democratic.services@hullcc.gov.uk or via post to: Louise Hawkins, Room 115, The Guildhall, Alfred Gelder Street, Hull, HU1
Sierra Leone Autistic Society & Jacob’s Well
This week, The Sierra Leone Autistic Society received their 2nd bus. This bus was donated by the fantastic local charity Jacob's Well (see previous news post on our open evening for more information) and will
Chair’s discussion with Mary Penn-Timity
In December I met with Mary. Mary told me some of her story. She was born in Sierra Leone but moved to the UK when she was eleven year’s old. She went to school in
Estabrak: Sea: The Remains Between
Estabrak's exhibition is currently showing at Hull's Ferens Gallery. It includes photographs of individuals and groups taken in natural and man-made bodies of water in the Hull area. Estabrak is particularly concerned with the social,
London to host the UK – Africa Investment Summit
On 20th January, London will host the UK-Africa Investment Summit. Africa’s success matters to the UK - and the UK has much to offer. The Department for International Development aims to create lasting partnerships for
Idris Elba given citizenship
Idris Elba has been given citizenship of his father's native Sierra Leone. The British film star landed in the capital Freetown at the end of 2019 for his first visit to the country. Elba told