It’s finally here!
In April of this year, Siana headed out to Scotland to speak at the University of St. Andrews and give her first ever Ted Talk. What can we learn from the elephant kingdom about altruism, kindness, resistance and remembrance? Why are elephants a profound metaphor for life?
Watch below to find out more.
One response to “On Elephants, parapets, and re-imagining the status quo: A Ted Talk by Siana Bangura”
[…] Bangura is a community organiser, writer, and social commentator particularly focused on the intersections of race, gender, and class in Britain and across the Diaspora. Her work and analysis have featured in mainstream media including the guardian, the Times, Buzzfeed, Channel 4, BBC Newsnight, London Live, Keo Films, Sky News, OH TV, and across alternative platforms such as Media Diversified – featuring in their Experts Directory; Black Ballad; Consented UK; The Green European Journal; and Ladybeard Magazine to name just a few. She has spoken on panels organised by Hachette UK, Pinsent Masons, Houses of Parliament, and Lloyds; and has delivered keynote speeches at Jacobs University, Bremen; University of Oxford; University of Cambridge; Warwick University; SOAS; and has given a Ted x Talk at the University of St. Andrews also. […]