Curator - International Slavery Museum
CurrentCurating displays, exhibits, and galleries at the International Slavery Museum in Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool.
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Makiya Davis-Bramble is listed as Curator - International Slavery Museum at National Museums Liverpool, a with 352 employees, based in London, England, United Kingdom. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Makiya Davis-Bramble.
Makiya Davis-Bramble previously worked as Curator in Residence at Royal Museums Greenwich and Freelance Curator - London, Sugar & Slavery at London Museum. Makiya Davis-Bramble holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Caribbean History from University Of Westminster.
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Storyteller, Curator, and Archivist with 5 years of experience working with heritage organisations to develop interpretation that centres diverse narratives. To create this change, I work on developing exhibition content, enhancing database records, researching collections, and creating accessible online resources.Some examples include: • Curating the exhibit 'Indo + Caribbean: The Creation of a Culture' with the London Museum as a Freelance Curator, I helped uncover unknown histories and establish new partnerships with underrepresented cultural groups.• Enhancing catalogue records at The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine allowed me to help the institution manage change in an evolving heritage environment.• Co-curating an online HSBC history exhibition, centred on my collections research into the first senior banking role for GEM staff, helped to amplify diverse stories and build collaborative relationships with varied stakeholders.With a passion for working with objects and engaging audiences with stories from collections, I get excited about projects where I can champion stories from community groups that have historically been underrepresented in galleries and displays.I love connecting with new people, so feel free to send me a message.
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Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
Curating displays, exhibits, and galleries at the International Slavery Museum in Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool.
London, England, United Kingdom
Curating a public exhibit within the London, Sugar & Slavery Gallery at the London Museum Docklands.When proposing my exhibit idea to the museum, my vision for 'Indo + Caribbean: The creation of a culture' was to explore the lesser known history of Indian indenture in the British Caribbean and open the dialogue on the diversity of race and culture in the Caribbean.
London, England, United Kingdom
Working on decolonisation archival projects and initiatives within the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Archive.
London, England, United Kingdom
Co-creators project concerning enabling Curriculum Development. Exploring ways in which we can decolonise the curriculum in foreign policy and diplomacy modules, both at undergraduate and graduate level study.
8 Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London, E14 5Hq
• Undertaking global historical research regarding the history of HSBC• Writing and formulating digital exhibitions on British colonial history in Hong Kong• Diversity and Inclusion working group looking at decolonising our records and archive structures• Business impacts: Making accessible the Group’s historical records and artefacts• Participating in archive digitisation and preservation projects• Creating historical articles for an internal audience: utilising specialist historical knowledge• Contributing to the care, conservation and storage of the extensive archive collection• Responding to internal and external enquiries about the archives and history• Operational effectiveness: Maintenance of the central archive database• Providing assistance and advice to academics and researchers• Contributing to the policy and strategy of the Group Archives unit• Supporting the management of the archives collection in London
Period of travel and independent primary historical research in the UK and the Island of Barbados, exploring the foundations of the British colonial sugar economy and the Transatlantic Slave Trade.
King Charles Street, London, Sw1A 2Ah
• Professional office administration: creating and maintaining electronic filing systems, handling database/email enquiries, events management• Diaspora engagement with South Asian communities and diplomatic officials, including policy and think tank stakeholders• Personal Assistant: delivering organised travel arrangements and concise diary• Budget Management: Monitoring six figure Governmental budget, requisitioning and raising purchase orders, overseeing commercial and procurement policies.• Communications Support: Publishing updates of policies on internal government media, including Intranet, Bulletin, and Newsletters.• Project Management Support: Monitoring progress against objectives, maintaining records.
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Margaret M.
Colleague at National Museums LiverpoolLlandudno Junction, Wales, United Kingdom
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Giblin Terence
Colleague at National Museums LiverpoolGreater Liverpool Area, United Kingdom
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Dr. Rebecca Loy
Colleague at National Museums LiverpoolLiverpool, England, United Kingdom
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Tracy Marshall - Grant
Colleague at National Museums LiverpoolLiverpool, England, United Kingdom
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Lee Kenyon
Colleague at National Museums LiverpoolSouthport, England, United Kingdom
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Jenny Green
Colleague at National Museums LiverpoolGreater Cheshire West And Chester Area, United Kingdom
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Kerry Williams
Colleague at National Museums LiverpoolLiverpool, England, United Kingdom
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Laura Cox
Colleague at National Museums LiverpoolLiverpool, England, United Kingdom
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Sharon Granville
Colleague at National Museums LiverpoolGreater Cheshire West And Chester Area, United Kingdom
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Yvonne Rudd
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Awarded PhD funding: Quintin Hogg Trust Studentship
Activities and Societies: International Politics News Forum, African-Caribbean Society, International Development Society
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Makiya Davis-Bramble works for National Museums Liverpool.
Makiya Davis-Bramble is listed as Curator - International Slavery Museum at National Museums Liverpool.
Makiya Davis-Bramble is based in London, England, United Kingdom while working with National Museums Liverpool.
Makiya Davis-Bramble has worked for National Museums Liverpool, Royal Museums Greenwich, London Museum, London School Of Hygiene And Tropical Medicine, U. Of London, and University Of Westminster.
Makiya Davis-Bramble's colleagues at National Museums Liverpool include Margaret M., Giblin Terence, Dr. Rebecca Loy, Tracy Marshall - Grant, and Lee Kenyon.
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Makiya Davis-Bramble holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Caribbean History from University Of Westminster.
Makiya Davis-Bramble is listed with skills including Politics, International Relations, Research, Public Speaking, Project Management, Teamwork, Policy Analysis, and Social Media.
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