Links
Links to external websites:
The website of the Heritage Lottery Fund, who have given the GPI two grants for archive and education projects since 2003.
The George Padmore Institute was one of the partners of the Imperial War Museum in its recent Journeys of Change Project (2007-08), which builds partnerships between museums, archives and young people from local communities. Click the link to see how these young people piloted their own journeys of investigation to discover how Caribbean people have been affected by conflict in the 20th century.
The Journal of AfroEuropean Studies, based at the University of Leon, Spain. In Volume 1, no. 2 (2007) there is an article on the International Book Fair of Radical, Black and Third World Books.
The website of the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust, 'an independent, progressive organisation committed to funding radical change towards a better world'. The Trust has given the Institute two grants in the past towards publishing and events.
The website of GPI Trustee Linton Kwesi Johnson's record label, LKJ Records.
The website of Britain's foremost black-led theatre company.
The Magazine of International Contemporary Writing, edited by Susheila Nasta.
This website includes a review of a talk held at the George Padmore Institute on 9 July 2008 by renowned academic Carole Boyce Davies. Carole spoke about the activism, writing and legacy of the pioneering Afro-Caribbean radical, intellectual and dedicated communist and feminist, Claudia Jones.
Read this fascinating article from The Sunday Times magazine (20 July 2008) on the multi-cultural nature of Stroud Green Road and on the personal history of GPI Trustee Janice Durham.
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