Want to help the Black Lives Matter Movement, but not sure how to during lockdown?
Looking for more ways of educating yourself on the issues of racism?
Need something free, quick and accessible?
The Museum of Colour are hosting a free online service which allows you to tour their latest exhibits from the comfort of your home!
Not only is this service a much needed solution during this pandemic and current UK lockdown, it couldn’t have been launched for a more relevant and more pressing time than during Black Lives Matter Movement today.
“The overarching aim of the museum is to build a digital platform that will celebrate the contribution made by People of Colour to the UK’s creative industries.”
The Museum also has a wealth of information and it has everything from paintings to photography to artifacts to poems to videos and even more providing historical insights!
The ‘People of Letters’ 2019 collection in particular, alongside its response gallery is really informative and beneficial. It is all about inspiring authors and activists and their work. Each person also offers their own book recommendations and life lessons through quotes, which is really fun and useful to look through too.
There is so much information on there for educating ourselves on the fantastic and vital contributions that people of colour have made to the UK. It teaches us all the more reason why we should value the BAME community and seek to end racism in the UK and across the world.
With the recent murder of George Floyd, the Black Lives Matter Movement has been revived across the world. Thousands of individuals, organisations and governments are taking it as a responsibility to educate themselves and take action against police brutality and racism in every aspect of life.
This is a fantastic resource for education right here and we should make use of the Museum of Colour.
We are lucky enough to live in a world where information is at our fingertips!
And that educating ourselves on important world issues are only a few clicks away…
Check of the Museum of Colour now for an interactive virtual tour, absolutely Free of charge!
You can read up more about the projects aims and reasons for launching here.Â
