Amouraé Bhola-Chin holds a BA (Hons) History with Creative Writing from Northeastern University London. As a research assistant on Northeastern’s Mapping Black London project, she and her team explore the racialised spatial dynamics of the city at the height of empire. She’s also an arts-based researcher, writer, and emerging curator who takes inspiration from fragments found in the archive; here, she draws upon hybrid forms in order to fully appreciate the depth of multigenerational and diasporic landscapes/timescapes.
Radical Writing Podcast 