South Asian History London Map - Mohamed, Bushra; Nathaniel, Krish
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Approximately one in five Londoners are of South Asian heritage - encompassing a vast array of peoples, cultures and histories. From suffragettes, political leaders and activists to artists, writers and entrepreneurs, London's history is rich with stories of the ambition, bravery and steadfastness of its South Asian community. Researched and written by Krish Nathaniel and Bushra Mohamed, this two-sided map is an introduction and companion to explore the remarkable lives and history of South Asians in London vis its landmarks. This is Blue Crow Media's third London history map, following Black History London Map and Women's History London Map.…mehr

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Approximately one in five Londoners are of South Asian heritage - encompassing a vast array of peoples, cultures and histories. From suffragettes, political leaders and activists to artists, writers and entrepreneurs, London's history is rich with stories of the ambition, bravery and steadfastness of its South Asian community. Researched and written by Krish Nathaniel and Bushra Mohamed, this two-sided map is an introduction and companion to explore the remarkable lives and history of South Asians in London vis its landmarks. This is Blue Crow Media's third London history map, following Black History London Map and Women's History London Map.
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Bushra Mohamed grew up between Kenya and the UK. She is of Yemeni, Kikuyu and Scottish heritage. Her experiences drive her open-minded and curious practice, finding inspiration in the complex histories of migration. Bushra is an External Examiner at University of Cambridge, Design & Critical Practice Tutor at the London School of Architecture and Lecturer at Kingston School of Art. Since 2023, She is a member of the Kingston Placemaking Panel as well as an advisory board member at Eastside Projects. She was named a RIBAJ Rising Star in 2020.