Film this, Aunty
Sam Liebman describes his ways around Rio de Janeiro while one of the deadliest massacres in the city is taking place. He shows how everyone loses, consumed by the violence and dehumanization that burns through the favelas of the city
From the slave ship to Abolition
From the first slave ship to the signing of the Golden Law, Brazil has lived through 350 years of slavery, a history of crooked and poorly told paths.
AHRC Rio Zine
This zine is a creative output of the group’s first in-person team meeting in Rio 2025.
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Though Ghanaians, Brazilians, Dominicans, and Afrodiasporic people in Britain may each inhabit ‘in the wake’ of slavery (Sharpe, 2016), we are interested in the particularities of these histories, how these ‘afterlives' (Hartman, 2001) of enslavement are made sense of, and how, guided by such diversity, slavery’s past can be (re)imagined and represented.