WATCH: Black History Month Resource Pack 2026
Bring Black History Month to life with exhibition, educational, audio and digital resources created for schools, workplaces and…
Bring Black History Month to life with exhibition, educational, audio and digital resources created for schools, workplaces and…
Douglas Hamandishe has spent much of his working life serving others. Before becoming Mayor of Medway, he worked…
The TASH Project presents a special community screening of The Pendulum, a film and research project exploring the…
Soul, funk, dance and storytelling come together in The Brown Suite, an energetic new dance-theatre production bringing the…
Brighton’s acclaimed spoken-word series STATUS FLO presents a special Black History Month edition featuring poet Maureen Onwunali, hosted…
Join Eden McKenzie-Goddard at Brixton Library for an event centred on Smallie, a family story connecting migration, love…
Acclaimed Manchester poet, performer and cultural activist SuAndi OBE launches a major new annual lecture celebrating Global Majority…
Join Sir Lenny Henry as Still At Large comes to Bristol, bringing an evening of live performance that…
Long before Lilian Seenoi-Barr entered politics, she understood that leadership begins with taking action. Born and raised in…
Bring Black History Month to life with exhibition, educational, audio and digital resources created for schools, workplaces and…
This video explores the Bristol Bus Boycott of 1963, a significant turning point in the history of civil…
Examining one of the biggest scandals in the history of British education, Subnormal reveals how black children in…
Lord Herman George Ouseley (1945–2024) was a pioneer of justice, equity, and inclusion whose vision helped reshape modern…
There are moments in history when the course shifts, when a figure emerges who doesn’t just walk through…
In a political landscape that often marginalises those who dare to be different, Diane Abbott has stood tall…
Well I was brought up with great confidence. I was brought up to feel that nobody could prevent…
Fondly known as the “People’s Pharmacist”, Ade Williams MBE has built a career around engaging patients, widening access…
For Black History Month 2026, Jerome Williams, Director of EDI at City Bridge Foundation, speaks with Ian about…
Richard Akinwande Savage (Jnr) was born in Edinburgh in 1903. His father claimed descent from a freed Nigerian…
Michael’s story began in Togo in 1920, but he moved to Ghana when still a child to live…
Fostering South West, a partnership of 15 local councils, is appealing for people who can provide children in…
Hear from our Head of Fostering at St Christopher’s Pauline Griffiths, to find out more about what our…
Arriving in Britain from East Africa in 1949, they were among the first nurses from the region to…
Dressed in a shirt and tie beneath a worn apron, he works with quiet focus. The scene is…
There are few figures in nineteenth-century history whose lives so powerfully challenge the limits placed upon them as…
In January 1846, Frederick Douglass arrived in Scotland as a man who was both internationally recognised and legally…
Knowledge has never been evenly distributed, and one of the oldest barriers to sharing it has been language….
The University of Exeter has announced a significant new scholarship opportunity aimed at supporting Black British students pursuing…
