Still I Rise - portraits and stories needed

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Wednesday, 26 August, 2020
National

Be a part of Salford’s history!

Salford’s Equality Improvement Partnership and Salford’s Mental Health Champions are looking for six volunteer portraits and stories of Black, Asian and minority ethnic staff and citizens as part of Black History Month in October 2020.

Still I Rise was showcased at Salford’s Lowry Art Gallery in 2019 and they would like to add to this collection to recognise the significant contribution of Salford BAME health and care staff, voluntary sector organisations and citizens during COVID-19.

Portraits and stories from last year can be viewed here.

If you would like to take part, please contact Sandra.lindsay1@nhs.net before Friday 29th August 2020. 

 

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