Dr Nick Lee, Teaching Fellow in Film & Television Studies in the Department of Media Arts, who worked with Norman Fowler on his book AIDS: Don’t Die of Prejudice.
Researchers from Royal Holloway, University of London, will be taking part in the Being Human Festival.
Royal Holloway is holding a special event on Saturday, April 28, to celebrate 40 years of Grange Hill, the popular BBC children’s show, with past crew and cast such as Todd Carty.
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