Turning Points: Journeys of  New Knowledge Producers

Haroon Forde; Karen  Wells; Bartek Dziadosz

Turning Points: Journeys of New Knowledge Producers

Haroon Forde, Karen Wells, Bartek Dziadosz

Department of Film and Television

Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products

Abstract

Turning Points is a documentary study of the journeys taken by Black and working-class academics into health research and of their views on the significance of lived experience and social identity in the production of knowledge. The film follows the lives of Dr Sharon Cox, Professor Amaka Offiah, Tomi Akinbade and Professor Helen Minnis, bringing together their memories and reflections on the paths that led them to academic excellence.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Gordon Square Cinema, London
Media of output	Screening
Size	18
Publication status	Published - 6 May 2026

Research Groups and Themes

Education and Pedagogy
Health and Wellbeing
Perspectives on Work

Handle.net

Persistent link

Cite this

@misc{1382c353dd454be68a5190da57868bc3,

title = "Turning Points: Journeys of New Knowledge Producers",

abstract = "Turning Points is a documentary study of the journeys taken by Black and working-class academics into health research and of their views on the significance of lived experience and social identity in the production of knowledge. The film follows the lives of Dr Sharon Cox, Professor Amaka Offiah, Tomi Akinbade and Professor Helen Minnis, bringing together their memories and reflections on the paths that led them to academic excellence. ",

author = "Haroon Forde and Karen Wells and Bartek Dziadosz",

year = "2026",

month = may,

day = "6",

language = "English",

}

TY - ADVS

T1 - Turning Points: Journeys of New Knowledge Producers

AU - Forde, Haroon

AU - Wells, Karen

AU - Dziadosz, Bartek

PY - 2026/5/6

Y1 - 2026/5/6

N2 - Turning Points is a documentary study of the journeys taken by Black and working-class academics into health research and of their views on the significance of lived experience and social identity in the production of knowledge. The film follows the lives of Dr Sharon Cox, Professor Amaka Offiah, Tomi Akinbade and Professor Helen Minnis, bringing together their memories and reflections on the paths that led them to academic excellence.

AB - Turning Points is a documentary study of the journeys taken by Black and working-class academics into health research and of their views on the significance of lived experience and social identity in the production of knowledge. The film follows the lives of Dr Sharon Cox, Professor Amaka Offiah, Tomi Akinbade and Professor Helen Minnis, bringing together their memories and reflections on the paths that led them to academic excellence.

M3 - Digital or Visual Products

CY - Gordon Square Cinema, London

ER -

Turning Points: Journeys of New Knowledge Producers

Abstract

Research Groups and Themes

Handle.net

Fingerprint

Cite this