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Interview with Jennifer Ba - Routes to Roots
ELREC Routes to Roots, 2018, Film
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Interview with Jennifer Ba - Routes to Roots
Description
This is a podcast from Edinburgh and Lothians Regional Equality Council's Heritage Lottery funded Routes to Roots project podcast series.
Jennifer Ba is Kenyan-Scottish. She speaks to us about growing up mixed race in Scotland, learning about her Kenyan heritage from her mother, work in the charity sector and how her feelings about her identity have changed over the years.
Disclaimer: Views expressed by interviewees are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of ELREC or the Heritage Lottery Fund.
You can watch the full interview on
YouTube
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Special thanks to:
Jennifer Ba
Museums & Galleries Edinburgh for allowing us to film at the Queensferry Museum
Chris Morris - Sound and video recording
Abood Taha - Video recording, editing and Introduction Graphic
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ELREC Routes to Roots
Date
2018
Type
Film
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All content is the property of and copyright of the Edinburgh and Lothians Regional Equality Council Ltd. and used with permission by Edinburgh Libraries.
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Edinburgh and Lothians Regional Equality Council's
Routes to Roots project works with the South Asian, African, Polish, Spanish and Chinese communities in Edinburgh and the Lothians to mainstream the heritage of minority ethnic communities.
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