The Everyone Everywhere author on a jazz singer from the Bronx, a disappeared Chinese seaman and an Indian princess turned spy
The Mixed Museum shares extracts from Tina Shingler’s “hairmoir” – her memoir exploring her hair journey as a Black mixed-race woman. Win a copy, thanks to Biteback Publishing!
Born in 1951 to an Indian father and white Irish mother, the runner-up in the 2022 Bridport Prize recalls a childhood of Irish food and glimpses of India
The University of Edinburgh historian shares insights from her research into the life of Erike and her overlooked role in the British Black Women’s Movement
The Museums Association, Association of Independent Museums and The National Archives have all featured our work as case studies on inclusion, participation or new approaches to storytelling
Sarah Sadler responds to call-out in By The Cut of Their Cloth exhibition after DNA test results confirm her Chinese ancestry
The son of a Chinese mother and British father who met in Hong Kong in the 1950s, Allan reflects on navigating identity, racism and belonging in post-war Lancashire and how he now expresses that journey through art
TMM’s Decoding DNA project working with Britain’s World War Two ‘brown babies’ community selected for “exploring science in a creative way.”