The Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre in Central Library is hosting three globe artworks as part of a UK-wide charitable art education project.

The World Reimagined invites the public to explore the UK’s relationship with the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans, its impact on UK society and how we can take action to make racial justice a reality.

Sculpture Trails featuring over 103 outdoor globe sculptures made by artists, and 170+ smaller learning globes made by schools and communities, have launched across the UK. In Manchester, there are 15 learning globes to discover, on display in venues across the city until the 31 October 2022.

The globes on display in the RACE Centre have been created by HMP Manchester, E-Act Royton & Crompton Academy, and Unity Community Primary School.

Find out more:

• Find out more about the Manchester trail on The World Reimagined website
• RACE Centre opening times and venue details

The Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre is an open access library specialising in the study of race, ethnicity and migration. It is part of the University of Manchester, but is housed in Manchester Central Library.

The Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Education Trust, a registered charity supported by Manchester City Council, works out of the RACE Centre, undertaking outreach and education work with local communities.