International Slavery Museum’s Legacies of Transatlantic Slavery Workshop
Key Info
Pupils will learn about key figures in Black history and engage with the lived experiences of the Black Caribbean facilitators, giving them to opportunity to gain a better understanding of diversity and difference.
Students will be introduced to historical sources, artefacts and artwork to aid and deepen their understanding of complex and global histories, examining changes over time in relation to diversity of society and the process of change. This helps contribute to a sense of identity, belonging and social cohesion.
Students will understand that all our lives continue to be shaped by significant events of the past and will be enabled to imagine their role in creating a better future.
This workshop was highly commended at the Museum and Heritage Awards 2025.
About International Slavery Museum
While the International Slavery Museum is closed for essential maintenance ahead of a major redevelopment, they’ve introduced a series of must-see online workshops. Join expert educators in a virtual classroom and take part from anywhere.
Details of their workshops for International Slavery Museum are listed below.
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