BOB MARLEY: ONE LOVE POP UP
Visit on Tuesday 30th January to receive exclusive goody packs plus the chance to win tickets to the…
Celebrate Black History Year and tackle racial inequality all year long
Black History Month – February in the US, October in the UK – is the one time of…
Join Avon and Somerset Police: Transform Lives as a Police Officer with PCDA
Join Avon and Somerset Police: unique careers where you will help people when they need you the most….
Fitzwilliam Museum Announces 2024 Exhibition and Major Displays Programme
From artist William Blake’s connections to European ideologies and 1924 Cambridge Olympians in modernist Paris, to New York-based…
John Edmonstone: The Unseen Mentor Who Shaped Scientific Thought
In our continuous journey to recognise and celebrate the diverse narratives within Black history, the story of John…
The Caribbean Artists Movement (CAM): Revolutionising Art and Identity
In the world of the 1960s, where societies grappled with rapid changes and new identities were being forged,…
Edward Kamau Brathwaite: The Poet of Caribbean Resilience and Identity
Edward Kamau Brathwaite, a luminary in the world of Caribbean literature and a beacon of Caribbean identity, stands…
Gus Casely-Hayford: ‘Balthazar: the third man drawn from the shadows
Art + Christianity’s 2024 annual lecture will be given by the Director of V&A East, Dr Gus Casely-Hayford….
UK-Based Parisian Singer and Composer Amy Gadiaga Announces New EP Set For Release On Jazz re:freshed
UK-based Parisian bassist, vocalist and composer Amy Gadiaga has announced the release of her debut EP All Black…
Desmond Tutu: The Voice of Justice and Beacon of Hope in the Struggle Against Apartheid
Desmond Tutu’s journey from a modest upbringing in apartheid South Africa to an internationally revered leader in the…
WATCH: The Selma to Montgomery Marches and Their Lasting Legacy in Civil Rights History
As Black History Month is commemorated in the USA, it is imperative to reflect on pivotal moments that…
HOSB Presents: Busy Being Black
Live recording featuring Busy Being Black’s Josh Rivers in conversation with Otamere Guobadia discussing queer love, art, and…
Aniefiok Ekpoudom & Gary Younge: Where We Come From
Within the British music scene, recent years have borne witness to underground genres emerging from the inner cities,…
Olaudah Equiano: The Voice of Freedom – From Enslavement to Abolitionist Hero
In a remarkable journey that spans the breadth of human experience, Olaudah Equiano’s life story stands as a…
Lord Bill Morris: A Trailblazer in Trade Unionism and a Pillar of Black British History
Lord Bill Morris’s extraordinary life, from his modest beginnings in Jamaica to his influential role in British public…
From St. Vincent to Buckingham Barracks: A Young Lady’s Journey to the British Army
In the heart of the Caribbean, where azure waters meet lush green hills, lies the picturesque island of…
Birmingham set to shine the spotlight on Black Women at groundbreaking event
Birmingham prepares to host ‘Women in the Shade’ conference on Thursday 18th January 2024. This pioneering forum is…
WATCH: Barrel Children: The Families Windrush Left Behind – with Director Q&A
The RCA invites you to join us for a captivating film screening and Q&A with the Director of…
A Poetic Odyssey of Proclamations: 31 ways to sow, grow and flow goodness into your life
Passionate Poet, Peju “The Spark” Abuchi has released a compelling new book, “A Poetic Odyssey of Proclamations,” exploring…
The Inspiring Story of Walter Tull, British Football Pioneer and War Hero
Walter Tull’s story is one of remarkable courage, resilience, and groundbreaking achievements in the face of daunting societal…
