07/10/2026
ποΈ TRACES OF EMPIRE
Voices, Memories & Our Shared History
On Saturday 3 October 2026, North Lanarkshire Muslim Women & Family Alliance (NLMWA), in partnership with West Scotland Regional Equality Council (WSREC), North Lanarkshire Council and Historic Environment Scotland, hosted the opening and launch of the Traces of Empire exhibition at Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life.
The event brought together partners, community members and invited guests to explore the histories, experiences, identities and contributions of minority ethnic communities in Scotland.
Through oral histories, storytelling, personal experiences and community perspectives, the exhibition creates an opportunity to reflect on the past, recognise the present and consider how we can build a more inclusive future together.
π¬ REAL STORIES
Real people. Real experiences.
π LEARN & REFLECT
Discover history from new perspectives.
π€ BUILD UNDERSTANDING
Respect, empathy and stronger communities.
π£οΈ YOUR VOICE MATTERS
Celebrate diversity and share your voice.
A special thank you to everyone who attended, contributed, shared their stories and helped make the launch such a meaningful occasion. Your presence demonstrated the power of bringing different people, cultures and experiences together.
THE EXHIBITION IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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From Sunday 4 October 2026
ποΈ FREE ENTRY
β³ OPEN FOR 3 WEEKS
π Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life
Coatbridge, ML5 1QD
π₯ OPEN TO ALL
Voluntary & Community Organisations β’ Faith & Cultural Groups β’ Youth Groups β’ Seniors β’ Families β’ Partners β’ Local Councillors & Friends
Because when we share our stories, we build a stronger Scotland. π
Come, learn, listen, share and connect.
π 07445 405350
π§ [email protected]
π www.nlmwa.co.uk
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