JTL supports the DfE’s decision to list apprenticeships on the UCAS portal
The plans, announced in February, mean that thousands of apprenticeship opportunities will be listed alongside the undergraduate routes…
WATCH: Have you thought about becoming a healthcare support worker in the NHS?
Healthcare support workers in the NHS play a vital role in providing excellent care to patients, so if you want…
The Adventures of a Black Edwardian Intellectual
Born in 1873 in All Saints village, Antigua, James Arthur Harley was a poor island boy who dared…
Nigerian Cultural Festival
Come and experience the rich and vibrant culture of Nigeria at the Nigerian Cultural Festival, Greenwich Borough! This…
Selected History: Chronicling the Nineteenth-Century Past
“We stand here on the shoulders of so many others…. they all enable us to move forward in…
The Mark Elie Dance Foundation & Classically British & Co, in association with Portobello Dance School, to host Charity fundraising event
In celebration of an incredible 30 years of the Mark Elie Dance Foundation, & Classically British & Co,…
Empowering Women of Colour: The Legacy of the Organisation of Women of African and Asian Descent (OWAAD)
The Organisation of Women of African and Asian Descent (OWAAD) was a pioneering feminist group that emerged in…
Could you be a Stroke Saver?
Would you know how to spot the signs and what to do, if someone you’re with is experiencing…
The future: creative and irresistible
Muyiwa Oki, the incoming president of the Royal Institute of British Architects, will speak about the fear of…
Thomas Birch Freeman: The black Victorian Missionary and Botanist
Rev. Thomas Birch Freeman (1809-1890) was an Anglo-African Victorian missionary and botanist. In 1837 he was ordained as a…
Stepping out from the shadow
Mark’s illustrated talk will take us on a journey from 18th Century Sheffield through to the present, telling…
WATCH: 1000 Black Boys
We are committed to inspiring Black Boys and young Black Men to unleash their potential and live a…
Tessy’s Brunches: Yet We Rise – A Celebration of Black History Month
Tessy’s Brunches (www.tessysbrunches) creates the space for unseen women to be visible through networking and mentoring opportunities because…
Alex Wheatle: The Brixton-born Novelist and Champion of Diversity and Social Justice
Alex Wheatle was born in Brixton, South London, in 1963. His parents were Jamaican immigrants, and he grew…
WATCH: The Empire of Cricket: A History of West Indies Cricket and its Legendary Players
The West Indies cricket team has a rich history in the world of cricket and is often referred…
Promoting Change in the Aftermath of the Black Lives Matter Movement: Challenges and Strategies
As a result, many people and organisations have been inspired to promote change and take action towards creating…
Exploring the Stories of Black British Authors: A Journey Through Race, Identity, and Belonging
From Zadie Smith to Bernardine Evaristo, black British authors have been making waves in the literary world for…
Ugandan Parliament Passes Extreme Anti-LGBT Bill
Yesterday, Ugandan lawmakers approved new legislation that entrenches the criminalization of same-sex conduct. It also creates new offenses that will…
Beryl McBurnie and the West Indian Ballet Company: Pioneers of Caribbean Dance and Culture
Beryl McBurnie was born on November 2, 1915, in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. She was the…
From the Stage to the Screen: Celebrating British Black Actresses
From the early 20th century to the present day, these actresses have fought against racism and discrimination to…
