In the last of a series of events celebrating 50 years of New beacon Books on Thursday 8 December, the GPI and NBB present

Print Activism in 21st Century Africa:

Wasafiri Special Launch Issue

Sulaiman Adebowale (Amalion Publishing), Ruth Bush (bristol University), Mary Jay (African Books Collective) and Madhu Krishnan (Bristol University) discuss the challenges and trends for print activism in contemporary Africa.

The GPI in collaboration with Arts Council England, the British Library and Speaking Volumes Live Literature Productions, presents two events on Saturday 3 December:

Changing Britannia: Through Arts and Activism by Professor Gus John  4:30 - 6:00pm   Price: £5.00

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The GPI regrets to inform you that due to unforseen circumstances Professor Gordon Rohlehr will not be in attendance at this event on Sunday 20 November at 3pm as originally advertised. Errol Lloyd, Nicole-Rachelle Moore and Anne Walmsley are all expected as scheduled.

We look forward to seeing you at what promises to be an enjoyable afternoon of stimulating discussion!

Continuing in a series of events celebrating the 50th anniversary of New Beacon Books, on Sunday 20 November the GPI and New Beacon Books present a public discussion on:The Caribbean Artists Movement which was founded 50 years ago in 1966.