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Inclusive Economies – Reimagining Black Arsenal: Football, Identity and Society

Inclusive Economies – Reimagining Black Arsenal: Football, Identity and Society

The Conduit, Langley Street 6, London, Covent Garden

About

An evening discussion exploring Black Arsenal as a living space of cultural memory, belonging and collective identity. Author and academic Dr Clive Chijioke Nwonka, who developed the concept over a 10-year research period, reflects on how recent seasons have reshaped its meaning and potential. Following Arsenal's historic 2025/26 Premier League title, the talk considers the interracial collectivism expressed on social media since the victory and what it means for football culture, Black identities and civil society.

Written by a model, sources: theconduit.com

Venue

The Conduit is in London’s Covent Garden.

Langley Street 6, London

The Conduit

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