International Women’s Day 2026: We The People Screening and In Conversation with Leila Hassan Howe
On 8 March 2026, the Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage in Leicester will mark International Women’s…
On 8 March 2026, the Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage in Leicester will mark International Women’s…
Presented by the Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage, Scrap It, Revamp It: 100 Years of Black…
The legendary group The Drifters returns to the capital for a spectacular one-night-only performance at indigo at The…
International Women’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements, reaffirm commitments to gender equality, and call for…
This powerful and eye-opening presentation, delivered by Black History Walks, explores the political, economic and cultural consequences of…
Following its massive success at the National Theatre, this epic adaptation of Andrea Levy’s Orange Prize-winning novel arrives…
Andrea Levy’s Small Island comes to the stage in a powerful new adaptation by Helen Edmundson, directed by…
“They will tell you that legal and illegal are the same as right and wrong. And I’ve told…
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…
Examining one of the biggest scandals in the history of British education, Subnormal reveals how black children in…
In November 1964, Malcolm X ended a tour of Africa, where he had passed through a dozen different…
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…
A medical researcher, writer and senior equality leader, Burford’s career spanned science, public service, education and cultural life….
Hiring decisions are often presented as fair and objective, yet many outcomes are decided in seconds, long before…
Richard Akinwande Savage (Jnr) was born in Edinburgh in 1903. His father claimed descent from a freed Nigerian…
Born and raised in Little London, and a descendant of a Scottish military doctor who settled there, Ralph…
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…
My collection includes original Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian paintings and prints of the black and white working classes…
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…
Pursuing a postgraduate degree in the UK is a major decision that can shape career prospects, academic growth,…
Choosing where to study isn’t just about academics. It’s about feeling seen, supported, and empowered to succeed. For…
