Reflecting on Stuart Hall’s Impact in association with the Stuart Hall Foundation

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We look back on the impact of Professor Stuart Hall with this screening and discussion, in collaboration with the Stuart Hall Foundation.

We are delighted to announce that academics Professor Julian Henriques and Professor Sarita Malik will be joining the panel discussion hosted by critic K Biswas.

  • Total running time 108min

Open Door: It Ain’t Half Racist Mum

BBC 1979. BBC Community Programme Unit in association with Campaign Against Racism in the Media. 29min. Digital

Language is the Key

UK 1985. Director Yugesh Walia. 39min. Digital

Professor Stuart Hall, founder of British cultural studies, was a leading thinker whose ideas on diaspora, Marxism, race and class transformed how British society is understood. His pioneering work on media, remains essential for analysing the political and cultural dynamics of multiculturalism. We look back on his impact in association with the Stuart Hall Foundation, through a screening and discussion featuring programmes he made with CARM (Campaign Against Racism in the Media) and the Commission for Racial Equality.

Tickets £6.50.

The two TV programmes will include descriptive subtitles, and the discussion will include live captions and a BSL interpreter.