Esua Goldsmith, Ghanaian-British writer, activist, facilitator and strategist, explores global inequalities through the lens of Feminist Anti-Racism and Decolonisation, and asks whether Reparations - financial, historical, artistic and spiritual - are a route towards healing and a more equitable, sustainable and peaceful world. Her talk will include personal stories and perspectives from a lifetime's experience working with Aid, Development and Human Rights organisations worldwide. She will be reading extracts from her Memoir, The Space Between Black and White, about her Mixed Race identity, and how it informs her political activism and personal philosophy. There will be a book stall and book-signing after the event.