Barnardo’s helpline for Black and Asian children, young people and families affected by Covid-19.
Official statistics show Black people are over four times more likely to die from COVID-19 related illnesses than…
BTWSC/African Histories Revisited Return To Deliver Monday Xtra History Plus Sessions In Nov.- Dec.
Pan-London voluntary group BTWSC/African Histories Revisited and related associations expect to productively occupy your Mondays in November to…
Kamala Harris – the first elected black woman in the White House
Kamala Harris announced her candidacy for President of the United States on 21 January 2019 at Howard University….
No child’s life chances should be limited by their social or family circumstances.
“Social work is about working out a way to make life better for a child in a difficult…
We Are Here: How Black Women have been the backbone to radical social movements
An exhibition featuring a selection of material from the Library’s collection, reflecting some of the histories of Black women…
WATCH: Health Secretary Warns Of Long-term Effects Of Covid-19 As New Film Released
New data suggests long COVID affects around 10% of 18-49 year olds who become unwell with COVID-19 The…
Community voices and well-known faces get behind NHS push to urge black people to prevent or delay Type 2 diabetes
Well known community voices including TV personality and celebrity chef Levi Roots, singer, songwriter and actress Alexandra Burke…
The African Soldiers of the First World War – 11 November, 4pm
At 11am on the second Sunday in November, Britain holds Remembrance Sunday to commemorate its fallen soldiers. Up…
WATCH: I’m a housing service officer working in North London; my great great grandfather once ruled a nation
“My mother’s family are part of what was originally the Aksumite Empire, which became the Ethiopian Empire or,…
WATCH: Fri, 30 October 2020 Black Heroes Virtual Soul Food Cafe. In the comfort of your home!
A FREE online event that you, your friends and family can enjoy. The wonderful Donna Spence shares her…
Black Female Ownership
My Grandmother flew over from Jamaica to honour the Queens request for more key workers. Grandma was only…
New Petition started for UK Black History Museum
After a summer of traumatic events and the end of another black history month, what has changed? An…
The History of the African & Caribbean Communities in Britain by Professor Hakim Adi
Many people think that Britain’s Black population has only developed in modern times, especially since the end of…
Joyce Forbes photo-story HERE AM I
Her father was a farmer, her mother was a shopkeeper and a ‘higgler’, taking the farm produce to…
How a new kind of trade union is helping to tackle racism in the 21st century – An interview with Chris Knight
Community describes itself as the modern union for a changing world. The union was formed following an amalgamation…
Cowrie Scholarship Foundation partners with five leading UK universities to improve access to higher education for disadvantaged Black British students
The Cowrie Scholarship Foundation (CSF), a new charitable foundation aiming to raise £500,000 to provide scholarships for disadvantaged…
1973 and Me by Colin Babb
“… a vital account of the spirit, dynamism and cultural transformation of cricket brought about by West Indian…
Shared Reading with The Reader – Tuesday 27 October, 1pm
Throughout the month of October, The Reader, a national charity bringing people together and books to life, have…
Why, I am not celebrating Black History Month.
I grew up in Britain, but I have always been very much connected to my Lozi (western Zambia)…
My Cloned Racial Experience
“Black people were forced to revisit their reality, there were fall outs on social media, people breaking down…
