Project Mali, Manchester is part of a national research project called Project Mali: A Place To Call Home led by the Ubele Initiative with support from Goldsmith’s College, London and Locality. Project Mali examines what can be done to increase the sustainability of African and Caribbean Diaspora owned community assets and service provision. Project Mali, Manchester is a participatory action research project that will map Manchester’s BAME community assets. The action research is led by MMU (Critical Race and Ethnicity Research Cluster) and the Ubele Initiative with support from Goldsmith’s College, London. We are also working closely with local African and Caribbean enterprises and the voluntary sector organisations, Locality, TS4SE and MACC.
To follow the progress of this ambitious research project, please visit the project page, here.
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