African and Caribbean People in Britain: A History book launch with Professor Hakim Adi
Hakim Adi is professor of the history of Africa and the African diaspora at the University of Chichester. The…
My Cultural Experience Launches Ultimate Black Culture Board Game Ahead of Black History Month
My Cultural Experience has grown out of Max and Justina’s lives and experiences. They’ve had a varied journey…
Trooping the Culture book launch with author Richard Stokes
In 1988 Richard Stokes became the first Black Queens Guardsman. Against all odds he joined the elite Brigade…
Photography and the representation of Black lives
This practical and online workshop explores the role of photography in the documentation and exploration of Black cultural…
Mimesis: African Soldier by John Akomfrah
Mimesis: African Soldier by John Akomfrah is a new exhibition uncovering the undiscussed story of the Commonwealth soldiers who…
Tiny Traces: African & Asian Children at London’s Foundling Hospital
Discover a richer history of London life in the eighteenth century, through newly uncovered stories of African and…
Stories from the Commonwealth: nurses in the NHS
‘Glenside Hospital Museum, Bristol are launching a Heritage England-funded project: Answering the Call: Our NHS Commonwealth Nurses. In the…
WANTED: Effective Allies Who Take Meaningful Actions
I don’t want you to just dress like me, but to call out behaviours that hurt, harm, and…
Do you have what it takes to change lives?
Frontline is a charity with a mission to make social work better for children, helping keep them safe…
Scratchylus Resetting The Mindset Healing a Fractured Society In These Very Challenging Times
We caught up with Scratchylus to talk about this year’s theme for Black History Month 2022; ‘Time For…
Yvonne Brewster OBE and Lynette Linton: A Theatre Director’s Life
The Alfred Fagon Award has announced the first in a new series of conversations where we’ll be bringing…
Black privilege
When I search on the internet it says, my brothas not getting killed and sistas not getting raped…
Go Africa Festival of Arts Black History Month at Islington Town Hall
We are pleased to announce that we will be hosted by Islington Council for our last event of…
Slavery & the Bank Exhibition at the Bank of England Museum
The exhibition in the Bank of England itself explores the history of transatlantic slavery through its connections with…
Remembering Britain’s Black Servicemen and Servicewomen
This Remembrance Day join author S.I. Martin for a look at the experiences and the legacies of Black…
Mentors Interest Meeting ZOOM hosted by The100 Black Men of London
Gentlemen, are you looking to give back to the community by mentoring, young men & women; serving as…
Black Power Women of Brixton Walk
Black women in Britain fought for civil/equal rights as hard as their American counterparts. This is their story…
What’s it like to work at Victim Support?
Victim Support is an independent charity dedicated to supporting people affected by crime and traumatic incidents in England…
Her Majesty The Queen, Elizabeth II 21 April 1926 – 8 September 2022
Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the…
BLACK WOMEN RISING: Time For Change: Action Not Words.
After her own battle with the disease, Leanne realised that mainstream cancer services were not inclusive and did…
