Sharing Common Wealth?

Birmingham is hosting the Commonwealth Games in July and August 2022. The Games give us a chance to think critically about the Commonwealth:

  • Where did it come from?
  • Where it is going?
  • How do we understand its complex and contested history?

The education organisation Tide suggest developing ‘Commonwealth Awareness’ to help us explore these questions. Tide were inspired by Sathnam Sanghera’s book ‘Empireland’  which tells his own story and captures the essence of some 500 years of colonial history – and most importantly how that history shapes Britain today.

At Peace Hub, in the run-up to the Games we’ll be asking:

How can we understand our past and build a more equitable future?

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Pop into Peace Hub throughout May, June, July & August 2022 to:

  • Read local & global stories and find out more;
  • Have your say about Commonwealth Awareness;
  • Explore how our past, present and future are linked;
  • Show solidarity with LGBTI+ people in Ghana and throughout the Commonwealth.

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