Discover how historical landscapes shape our modern world at an afternoon of presentations and object-focused discussions.
Invited researchers will examine the history of agricultural land use and its relationship to long-term ecological changes. The session will also highlight historic strategies of resilience and cultural traditions connected to the land.
Event Highlights:
Guest Research: Short presentations by artists and geography scholars Imani Jacqueline Brown and Dr. Tao Leigh Goffe.
Curator Insight: International Slavery Museum curator Alexander Scott explores how historic artwork and objects document environmental history.
Interactive Workshop: An opportunity to view archival materials and contribute perspectives that will help inform future museum displays.
Part of the International Slavery Museum “Call and Response” workshop series.
Cost: FREE workshop (Booking required)
Event Date: Saturday 11th July 2026
Location: World Museum, Liverpool
Categories: Community & Participation
