Sarah Parker Remond Plaque Unveiling.
Friday 25th March, Bloomsbury, 12:00-14:00 (also online)
Sarah Parker Remond (1826-1894) was an African American activist who became well known on her international abolitionist tours for her fiery speeches. An alumnae of Bedford College, Sarah moved to Florence, where she became a doctor at one of Europe's most prestigious medical schools and qualified as an obstetrician.
We are delighted that one of our extraordinary alumnae is being recognised with a plaque by Nubian Jak and Black History Walks. Join us in person at the event in Bloomsbury (or online) to celebrate the life and legacy of this remarkable woman.
We are also hoping to organise an informal gathering after the event for alumni who are able to make it to Bloomsbury. Caroline Barron will be arranging this, and you will receive further details on 23rd March
If you would like to attend the in person event and reception please:
- Book your ticket (info below)
- By 12:00 on Monday 21st March, email alumni@rhbnc.ac.uk with the following info:
1) Your name
2) Your email
3) Your phone number
4) If you are bringing a guest (yes or no)
If you would like to book to attend online, please contact the Alumni Relations team, and we will send you the link.
