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Events

A programme of free events exploring the theme of global social justice to celebrate the opening of The Frederick Douglass Centre.

Join in our programme of events exploring various issues of global social justice through debate, performance and public engagement activities.

Public events

Our City, Our Truth

In association with City of Dreams
Friday 8 and Saturday 9 November 2019; 17.30-19:00
Barbour Room, Sage Gateshead

Albion: Where do we belong?

Presented by Northern Stage Young Company
Wednesday 13 November 2019; 17:30
Auditorium, Frederick Douglass Centre, Newcastle Helix

Contributors: Martin Luther King Memorial Lecture

“I have come to tell you something about slavery”

Martin Luther King Memorial Lecture
Wednesday 13 November 2019; 18:00-19:30
Auditorium, Frederick Douglass Centre, Newcastle Helix

Inclusive Leadership: Sustaining the Future of Work through the Power of Parity

Panel discussion
Thursday 14 November 2019; 16:00-17:30
Partners Room, Newcastle University Business School

Flooded road with floating traffic cones

Can meaningful hope spring from revealing the depth of our climate failure?

Insights public lecture
Thursday 14 November 2019; 17:30-19:00
Curtis Auditorium, Herschel Building, Newcastle University

An evening with multiple award-winning US poet Major Jackson

Friday 15 November 2019; 17:30-19:00
King’s Hall, Armstrong Building, Newcastle University

A cultural programme at Bensham Grove to celebrate Frederick Douglass’ legacy

Produced and presented by GemArts
Friday 15 November 2019; 18:00-21:00
Bensham Grove Community Centre, Gateshead

Insights public lectures

Free and open to all, our programme will inform, stimulate, entertain, and excite debate

Black is Gold

Black History Month at NUSU
Newcastle University Students Union celebrate Black History