War Inna Babylon: The Community’s Struggle for Truths and Rights

War Inna Babylon is a community-led intervention to reclaim, preserve and teach Black British civil rights history.
About this Event

Join us for a presentation by Stafford Scott on the acclaimed War Inna Babylon project.

The War Inna Babylon Project

Stafford Scott - a veteran of the struggle against racism and police violence in the UK - is the Director of Tottenham Rights and a guest professor at Forensic Architecture, Goldsmiths College.

Participants at this event will experience films and slides as well as interactive collaborative discussions about the on-going War Inna Babylon project. War Inna Babylon is a community-led intervention to reclaim, preserve and teach Black British civil rights history, addressing its absence in national heritage and the school curriculum. It is rooted in the lived experiences of the Tottenham community and centred on the history of the Broadwater Farm Youth Association and the Broad Water Farm uprising. The presentation is aimed at both adults and young people.

Light refreshments will be available.

Please register for FREE so we know how many people will be attending, and let people know about the event via your own social media channels.

This event has been organised by the Friends of Marcus Garvey Library.