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Resilience Against Adversity (Short Version) #bedroomshutmusicup




This storyline explores resilience, identity and survival through real oral histories connected to Waltham Forest.

Contributors reflect on African knowledge systems, maroons, structural racism, pirate radio, postcode conflict, prison, street life and the turning points that helped people seek a different path.

At its heart, this story is about recognising greatness, breaking cycles and finding purpose even after adversity.

Part of a Red Light Busking oral history project Kanda Vol.1 Bedroom Shut Music Up exploring Waltham Forest, African Caribbean experiences, youth culture, music and the criminal justice system.

Content note: this audio includes references to racism, imprisonment, violence, drug use, mental health and difficult lived experiences.


Made possible with support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and National Lottery players.



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