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Child Migrant Voices from Hackney (29 February 2024)
Pages of Hackney
1 hour 11 minutes
1 year ago
Child Migrant Voices from Hackney (29 February 2024)
<p>A special panel event recorded at Hackney's Old School Rooms on 29 February 2024 to celebrate the publication of Eithne Nightingale's <a href="https://www.pagesofhackney.co.uk/webshop/product/child-migrant-voices-in-modern-britain-oral-histories-1930s-present-day-eithne-nightingale/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">CHILD MIGRANT VOICES IN MODERN BRITAIN: ORAL HISTORIES 1930-PRESENT DAY</a>. </p>
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<p>Linh Vu escaped Vietnam by boat with her father and arrived in UK in 1979, aged seven, leaving her mother and siblings in Saigon. The family reunited in Hackney five years later. Linh studied architecture, ran a Vietnamese restaurant and is helping on an architectural project on the south coast with her husband.</p>
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<p>Maurice Nwokeji survived bombs and hunger in the war in Biafra before joining his parents in Hackney, aged nine, in 1970. He is now a reggae musician and will perform music inspired by his childhood experiences of war.=</p>
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<p>Fatim Nikoulare arrived on her own in Hackney from Guinea in 2006 at the age of 16 speaking no English. After many challenges accessing housing, education and a right to stay she is now a British citizen and works as a theatre nurse on the south coast. .</p>
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<p>Rabbi Gluck OBE is the son of Necha Gluck (nee DUX) who came to the UK, aged 10, on the Kindertransport in 1938. He is a prominent and leading British and international rabbi and human rights advocate. He received his OBE from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the second at an investiture in 2013, for promoting interfaith understanding.</p>
Pages of Hackney
Pages of Hackney is an independent bookshop on Lower Clapton Road in London, UK.
Subscribe to our podcast to hear recordings of selected events with authors at the shop and other local venues.
