Activism
Activism
Shakila’s activism is as a result of personal experiences of adversity while growing up in the UK. She places her activism much like her art, creativity and resistance against authority, at the heart of her activism. She is an artist by background, has often, together with others mobilised with groups and individuals to voice dissent and creative ownership of the struggles waged.
https://emmahumphreys.org/2018/05/07/shakila-maan-individual-award-winner-2016/
https://www.westminsterextra.co.uk/article/right-angles
http://www.venisonmagazine.com/jagdeep-raina.html
https://wargeyskasaxafi.wordpress.com/2019/11/02/somaliland-jasmin-osmans-escape/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uS_1sF5KU2U
https://ms.b-ok.cc/book/18198032/40e70b
https://blogs.kent.ac.uk/blasphemy-and-freedom/
https://www.newstatesman.com/long-reads/2009/04/british-asians-southall-maan
https://www.fourcornersbooks.co.uk/articles/southall-black-sisters-banners-of-resistance/
https://londonmasalaandchips.blogspot.com/2009/04/southall-story.html
https://www.mail-archive.com/sacw@insaf.net/msg00246.html
2002 DNAsia: MAPPING THE FUTURE OF SOUTH ASIAN ARTS IN THE UK
Watermans Arts Centre
Delegate/Featured Filmmaker, Focus on British Asian Cinema (for ‘A Quiet Desperation’).
2002 DANCE ON CAMERA DEBATE: HOW DOES DANCE ON SCREEN MOVE DANCERS?
Constellation Screen Change Dance Festival at the NFT
Panel Member.
2002 BOLLYWOOD MADNESS
The Cobden Club
Debate – “There is No Madness in Bollywood”.
2001 MIGRANT CINEMA: NEW CULTURAL SPACE IN EUROPE; ASIAN POLITICS OF BLACK CINEMA IN EUROPE
The British Academy/The Ankara International Film Festival
Panel Member and Featured Filmmaker (for A THOUSAND BORROWED EYES).
2000 FUNDRAISING THE FEATURE
BAFTA
Panel Member.
1997 A DIVERSE HERITAGE
Symposium, European Year Against Racism.
With Culture Secretary Chris Smith at the Institute of Education.
1997 FROM THE MARGINS TO THE CENTRE – ETHNIC MINORITY WOMEN IN THE EUROPEAN MEDIA (Rotterdam)
Symposium, European Year Against Racism.
1995 WIDENING THE FRAME – POLITICS OF RACE AND ART
Race in Debate at the ICA
Seminar with Jim Pines.