An Audience with The Mandela Family at Everyman Liverpool

Tickets are now on sale for ‘An Audience with the Mandela Family’ at Everyman Theatre in Liverpool!

In celebration of Nelson Mandela International Day, we are proud to present, in partnership with the Everyman and Liverpool BID Company, ‘An audience with the Mandela Family’.

A public event and panel discussion hosted by Marcus Ryder MBE and featuring Nelson Mandela’s daughter and granddaughter, Dr Maki Mandela & Tukwini Mandela.

This event marks the tenth anniversary of the death of the visionary leader, will also explore business partnerships between Liverpool and South Africa.

🗓️ Tuesday 18 July, 7pm
📍 Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse theatres

Find out more and get your tickets here → https://lnkd.in/eDBKxqcs

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Mandela8 presents a new film about the past, present, and future of activism in Liverpool.

Presented as part of Liverpool Against Racism, join us for the first FREE screenings of The Active Ingredients of Liverpool by Mandela8.

FACT Liverpool, Wood Street
28th April (SOLD OUT)
6th May – 3pm
10th May – 1pm

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Filmed and produced in L8, this powerful film takes you on a journey of community activism in Liverpool, and the influence of people when they work together to achieve change. It aims to capture the legacy of activism of the area by remembering and recording important stories. The Active Ingredients of Liverpool brings together multiple generations, from the 1980s anti-apartheid campaigners to the young activists of today, to pass the baton on.

Mandela8 is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation. Its initial vision is to see a permanent artwork that functions as an unique performance, conversation and contemplation space established at a Toxteth Liverpool 8 heritage site, to celebrate, commemorate and pursue the legacy of Nelson Mandela’s outstanding achievement for humanity. The project will help to conserve and widely share existing historical and contemporary heritage, support community development and cohesion, produce a series of creative commissions and collaborations, with widespread community and educational engagement and participation.

Liverpool Against Racism is a brand new festival that takes a stand against racism. Championed by the Mayor of Liverpool Joanne Anderson, Liverpool Against Racism will take place in April 2022 and will feature specially commissioned music and cultural events which will stimulate a conversation about, and action against, racism. With a focus on community cohesion, it will act as a platform for people and organisations to creatively respond to hate crime.

The Active Ingredients of Liverpool is part of the Mandela8 Paxton’s Princes Park Mandela Memorial and Legacy Programme and is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. 

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Original article and more images available at the National Museums Liverpool website here.

Nelson Mandela’s importance to Liverpool is huge. In Toxteth, Liverpool 8, Mandela remains a highly significant role model to the community. In the 1980s Liverpool 8 was tireless in its support of the anti-apartheid struggle through demos, product boycotts, park runs and the Free Nelson Mandela Campaign.

Apartheid (apartness) was a brutal system of racial segregation and white supremacy in South Africa. The world-wide anti-apartheid movement grew throughout the ’60s ’70s and ’80s in its support for Black South Africans and other minority groups living under this oppressive system. This support was inspired by figures like Nelson Mandela, whose eventual rise from political prisoner to the first Black President of South Africa, turned him into a global icon for freedom and equality.

Through this display, which will open when the Museum of Liverpool re-opens, you can discover some of the strong connections between the city’s Black community, Nelson Mandela and the anti-apartheid movement.

This display is part of the Museum of Liverpool’s Our City, Our Stories programme, a partnership programme which enables local people to represent their own interpretation of the museum’s themes and objects. This display was created in partnership with the Mandela8 group.

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