Collection
Date
Location
Type
Bromley's Hidden History
2007
The March of the Abolitionists
The Lifeline Expedition began in 2000 as a reconciliation journey linking the European and African nations. The March of the Abolitionists was organised for 2007, aiming to bring an apology for the slave trade (especially the role of the church 2007
Making our Mark: Remembrance, Repentance and Restoration in 2007
about experiences of slavery, as a way to make new connections between past and present, education and action. The Hearings took place in Liverpool, London, Birmingham, Hull and Southwark in February and March 2007. The second strand was the Walk Making our Mark: Remembrance, Repentance and Restoration in 2007 2007
Quakers and the path to abolition in Britain and the colonies
2007
Gentlemen Slavers
2007
The Dilemma of a Ghost
2007
Splendid Mummer
of the first Black Shakespearean actors. In 2007, the play was presented by CETTIE (a London charity working with schools, libraries, theatres, and community venues), directed by Malcolm Frederick, and starred Shango Baku. It was performed in various venues 2007
Slavery
a collection of personal testimonials and spirituals (Christian songs created by African slaves in the United States), to explore the consequences of slavery. Presented in 2007 by the cross-cultural London theatre company Tara Arts and directed by Laura 2007
Set All Free: ACT TO END SLAVERY
2007
Cargo
Written by composer Paul Field, Cargo premiered in Hull City Hall in March 2007, sponsored by Hull City Council. Cargo featured contemporary songs, narration, dance and images that told the story of the struggles of slaves, the historical work 2007
In Search of Henry Tate
2007
Sites of Memory: The Slave Trade and Abolition
2007
Slavery and Justice: The Legacies of Dido Belle and Lord Mansfield
2007
Restoration of the Buxton Memorial Fountain
slavery. The memorial fountain was built in Parliament Square in 1865-6, and re-erected in Victoria Tower Gardens, Westminster, in 1957. Following extensive restoration by The Royal Parks, the memorial was unveiled on 27 March 2007, to mark the bicentenary 2007
African Snow: Secrets of the Trade
2007
Trading Faces: Recollecting Slavery
2007
Rough Crossings
2007
In Stitches
2007
Spirit of Wilberforce
March 2007. The replica ship was accompanied up the River Thames by HMS Northumberland as part of the Royal Navy’s contributions to the bicentenary. The ‘Slavery Past and Present’ exhibition on board the replica was opened by the Mayor of London 2007