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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190212T174500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190212T193000
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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/international-slavery-museum-uni
 ty-what-that-meant-to-nelson-mandela-with-dr-makaziwe-mandela/
SUMMARY:International Slavery Museum: International Slavery Museum: Unity 
 – What that meant to Nelson Mandela (with Dr. Makaziwe Mandela)
DESCRIPTION:Join International Slavery Museum and Mandela 8 for this unique
  opportunity to hear Dr Makaziwe (Maki) Mandela discuss the topic ‘Unity
 - what that meant to Nelson Mandela’.\nDr Maki Mandela\, the eldest daug
 hter of Evelyn Mase and Nelson Mandela\, has had a full and varied career.
  She has presented numerous papers over the years\, including on the role 
 of women in a changing South Africa. She has been intricately involved in 
 developing a substantial portfolio within Nozala\, a women’s investment 
 group\, and using these funds in the economic empowerment of women in Sout
 h Africa. Dr Mandela is currently the Chair of House of Mandela\, a busine
 ss that she started with her daughter Tukwini Mandela in 2010.\nDr Mandela
  is visiting Liverpool at the invitation of Mandela 8 and Liverpool City C
 ouncil to commemorate the 29 year anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s releas
 e from prison on 11 February 1990\, and to mark the start of works on site
  for the Mandela8 memorial in Princes Park\, Liverpool 8. The special memo
 rial will honour the struggles\, achievements and life of the revolutionar
 y South African leader.\nThe city of Liverpool has a long-standing affilia
 tion with the work of Nelson Mandela\, dating as far back as the early 198
 0s. The city\, and in particular Liverpool 8\, fought in unity with numero
 us anti-apartheid marches and boycotted many South African products\, as w
 ell as supporting the free Nelson Mandela Campaign.\nThis event is free bu
 t places are limited so booking is essential. - book here\n5.45pm Doors\n6
 .15pm Lecture\, followed by a Q&amp\;A\n7.30pm Event finish\nBOOK HERE\nIf
  you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact Stef Brad
 ley at Stef.Bradley@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
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LOCATION:International Slavery Museum\, Albert Dock\, Liverpool Waterfront\
 , Liverpool\, L3 4AQ\, Liverpool\, United Kingdom
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