How have the people of Sudan built resilient communities in the past and present? Join us in exploring how ordinary people have lived through times of uncertainty and change.
How have the people of Sudan built resilient communities in the past and present? Join us in exploring how ordinary people have lived through times of uncertainty and change.
This exhibition, originally scheduled to happen in May, was postponed due to the unfolding emergency.
The exhibition will run Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd October, 10am - 6pm. The launch event will take place Saturday between 2pm - 4pm and will include a charity bake sale and art auction.
A History of Ordinary People in Africa (HOPIA) is a cultural heritage project consisting of a series of historical exhibitions. It is undertaken by members of the Oxford University Africa Society in partnership with Fusion Arts Oxford and supported by TORCH as part of the Humanities Cultural Programme, and the Oxford African Studies Centre.
