Cambridge Black Lives Matter

Eliza Pepper- Head of News, Cam FM
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Cambridge Black Lives Matter Podcast

Despite the limitations of lockdown, the support of Cambridge students for Black Lives Matter has been impactful. On the 25th of July, to honour the two month anniversary of the death of George Floyd, this initial broadcast aired. It showcased the work of students, heard individual stories and hopes to be part of an ongoing conversation. Links to all projects involved and further resources are available at https://camfm.co.uk/black-lives-matter/

Episodes

  1. 04/08/2020

    Introducing Cambridge ACS

    Introducing the Cambridge African and Caribbean Society, which champions the voices of students of African and Caribbean descent in the University of Cambridge. More information is available on their website: https://cambridgeacs.org/ Music: How You Feel by Cambridge Graduate, Ms Eva Johnson

    4 min

  2. 04/08/2020

    Introducing Untangling the Knot

    Yasmin Kira explains the Cambridge based project, Untangling the Knot. Further information on their projects can be found through their Instagram Page.  Music: How You Feel by Cambridge Graduate Ms Eva Johnson

    2 min

  3. 04/08/2020

    Untangling the Knot Interviews

    Interviews from Cambridge students on race and identity from the project Untangling the Knot. Further information on their projects can be found through their Instagram Page. Thank you to Yasmin Kira, Ella Hopcroft, Eliane Thoma-Stemmet and Alex Parton. This is part of the ongoing Cambridge Black Lives Matter series, which features the work of the Cambridge community to support the movement. The original broadcast is available on all major streaming platforms. If you would like to get involved please get in touch via email at news@camfm.co.uk Further resources are available at https://camfm.co.uk/black-lives-matter/ Music: ‘Average Girl’ by Ms Eva Johnson https://www.facebook.com/themsevajohnson/ Host: Eliza Pepper, Head of News at Cam FM

    13 min

  4. 03/08/2020

    Walking the Tightrope: Being British-Indian in colonialism’s shadow - Saajan Gill

    Saajan’s article can be read at https://www.varsity.co.uk/features/19559?fbclid=IwAR3n-sl0dEZZTPGbrpDyP31jtuHGOrnvs30byyoJb7wI2ZCWAzdSux-0rVc This is part of the ongoing Cambridge Black Lives Matter series, which features the work of the Cambridge community to support the movement. The original broadcast is available on all major streaming platforms. If you would like to get involved please get in touch via email at news@camfm.co.uk Further resources are available at https://camfm.co.uk/black-lives-matter/ Music: ‘Average Girl’ by Ms Eva Johnson Host: Eliza Pepper, Head of News at Cam FM

    7 min

  5. 03/08/2020

    An Angered Prayer Against Racial Injustice by Joanna Boxill

    Joanna’s article can be found at https://www.zeteomagazine.com/post/an-angered-prayer-against-racial-injustice?fbclid=IwAR3m86dI8KtDkvgOcnsCvfaWIvWw-dMBGMpJyiuuhIDcxAdMmaGegIynp2A. It was read by Dorothy Burrows. This is part of the ongoing Cambridge Black Lives Matter series, which features the work of the Cambridge community to support the movement. The original broadcast is available on all major streaming platforms. If you would like to get involved please get in touch via email at news@camfm.co.uk Further resources are available at https://camfm.co.uk/black-lives-matter/ Music: ‘Average Girl’ by Ms Eva Johnson  Host: Eliza Pepper, Head of News at Cam FM

    15 min

  6. 02/08/2020

    Ejeris Dixon- Interview by Mojola Akinyemi

    Ejeris Dixon is Director of Vision Change Win, a social justice consultancy. She has previously worked as founding Program Coordinator of the Safe OUTside the System Collective at the Audre Lorde Project and at the New York City Anti-Violence Project. She was interviewed by Cambridge student, Mojola Akinyemi. The full Cambridge Union panel is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X488xUn9TF4 This is part of the ongoing Cambridge Black Lives Matter series, which features the work of the Cambridge community to support the movement. The original broadcast is available on all major streaming platforms. If you would like to get involved please get in touch via email at news@camfm.co.uk Further resources are available at https://camfm.co.uk/black-lives-matter/ Music: ‘Average Girl’ by Ms Eva Johnson Host: Eliza Pepper, Head of News at Cam FM

    14 min

  7. 02/08/2020

    Denise Herd- Interview by Yosef Kiflie

    Denise Herd is Associate Professor of Public Health at UC Berkeley and Associate Director of the Othering & Belonging Institute. Her research focuses on racial disparities in health outcomes, including in terms of the legal system. She was interviewed by Cambridge student, Yosef Kiflie. The full Cambridge Union panel is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X488xUn9TF4 This is part of the ongoing Cambridge Black Lives Matter series, which features the work of the Cambridge community to support the movement. The original broadcast is available on all major streaming platforms. If you would like to get involved please get in touch via email at news@camfm.co.uk Further resources are available at https://camfm.co.uk/black-lives-matter/ Music: ‘Average Girl’ by Ms Eva Johnson  Host: Eliza Pepper, Head of News at Cam FM

    19 min

  8. 02/08/2020

    Mychal Denzel Smith- Interview by Mojola Akinyemi

    Mychal Denzel Smith is the author of Invisible Man, Got the Whole World Watching: A Young Black Man's Education and a Knobler Fellow at The Nation Institute. He is interviewed by Cambridge student Mojola Akinyemi following the Cambridge Union panel on police violence and racism, which can be rewatched at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X488xUn9TF4 This is part of the ongoing Cambridge Black Lives Matter series, which features the work of the Cambridge community to support the movement. The original broadcast is available on all major streaming platforms. If you would like to get involved please get in touch via email at news@camfm.co.uk Further resources are available at https://camfm.co.uk/black-lives-matter/ Music: ‘Average Girl’ by Ms Eva Johnson Host: Eliza Pepper, Head of News at Cam FM

    28 min

  9. 02/08/2020

    Breath, for George Floyd- Poem by Jonathan Chan

    Recent graduate of Wolfson College, Jonathan Chan, reads his original poem: Breath, for George Floyd. The original piece can be read at https://www.zeteomagazine.com/post/breath This is part of the ongoing Cambridge Black Lives Matter series, which features the work of the Cambridge community to support the movement. The original broadcast is available on all major streaming platforms. If you would like to get involved please get in touch via email at news@camfm.co.uk Further resources are available at https://camfm.co.uk/black-lives-matter/ Music: ‘Average Girl’ by Ms Eva Johnson  Host: Eliza Pepper, Head of News at Cam FM

    3 min

  10. 25/07/2020

    Black Lives Matter Broadcast

    25/07/2020- The original broadcast on Cambridge's support for Black Lives Matter, hosted by Cam FM. Links to all involved in the podcast and further resources are available at https://camfm.co.uk/black-lives-matter/

    56 min
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Despite the limitations of lockdown, the support of Cambridge students for Black Lives Matter has been impactful. On the 25th of July, to honour the two month anniversary of the death of George Floyd, this initial broadcast aired. It showcased the work of students, heard individual stories and hopes to be part of an ongoing conversation. Links to all projects involved and further resources are available at https://camfm.co.uk/black-lives-matter/

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  • Creator
    Eliza Pepper- Head of News, Cam FM
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    10
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    Clean
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    © Eliza Pepper- Head of News, Cam FM
  • Show Website
    Cambridge Black Lives Matter

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