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South Asian Heritage Month 2024 – Theme Launch Event
South Asian Heritage Month 2024 Theme Launch
Join South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM) in Birmingham on March 21st for the launch of the 2024 theme. This event is in partnership with Culture Forward at the University of Birmingham.
This event is free to attend.
Pre-event Mixer [Foyer]
– Welcome from the University of Birmingham
– Intro from Jasvir Singh – South Asian Heritage Trust – Co Founder
– Panel Discussions + Performances
Ramadan arrangements:
We fully appreciate that the launch event is taking place during Ramadan, and we have made arrangements for those who will be observing the holy Islamic month. Whilst we are not able to host a full iftar, there will be:
- Â Dedicated prayer space: an area is set aside for prayer.
- Dates and water: We will provide dates and water for attendees to break their fast.
- Refreshments: A selection of refreshments and South Asian snacks will be provided.
Date: Wednesday 21st March
Time: 6pm – 8.00 pm
Location: Edgbaston Park Hotel – Lloyd Suite
Theme Reveal: Jasvir Singh [Co-Founder] of South Asian Heritage Trust
Site: https://southasianheritage.org.uk
About South Asian Heritage Trust
The South Asian Heritage Trust seeks to elevate the prominence of British South Asian history and heritage in the UK through education, arts, culture, celebration and commemoration.
Our mission is to deepen people’s understanding of the rich and diverse contributions of South Asian communities to British society, promote intercultural dialogue, and foster greater social cohesion among communities.
About South Asian Heritage Month
SAHM seeks to commemorate, mark and celebrate South Asian cultures, histories, and communities.
The month seeks to understand the diverse heritage and cultures that continue to link the UK with South Asia.
South Asian culture has made a significant impact on Britain in various aspects, such as food, clothing, music, words, and the overall ambience of our towns and cities.
It’s a beautiful display of the rich and proud South Asian heritage that has blended into the British way of life, contributing to the diversity of our nation. Observing South Asian Heritage Month provides us an excellent chance to embrace and celebrate the history and identity of British South Asians.
This year marks our 5th anniversary of SAHM.