Black Oxford Untold Stories Guided Bus Tours
The Black Oxford Untold Stories bus tour – the only one of its kind, providing a perspective on…
The Caribbean and the Second World War
Independent publisher Lawrence Wishart is delighted to announce that the launch of The Caribbean and the Second World…
Charity Starts at Home – Sgt Sada Sumareh AGC
In the wake of Abberley Hall school’s unexpected closure in Worcestershire, a silver lining emerged through the philanthropic…
Streets Paved With Gold – A Windrush Play by Victor Richards
Streets Paved With Gold follows the journey of August Cleveland Johnson as he disembarks at Tilbury Docks on…
From Windrush to Workforce Equality: Collecting Diversity in Nursing
Why is history important? Without learning from our past, we risk reinforcing stereotypes of nursing and care. But…
An evening with Liverpool author, Ashleigh Nugent
Join us in St Helens Library during Black History Month as we chat with Ashleigh and find out…
West Yorkshire Police: Progress Report on the Race Action Plan
Six months after the launch of the Police Race Action Plan, West Yorkshire Police have reported significant strides…
WATCH: The support on offer for patients at their GP practice is expanding
The support on offer for patients at their GP practice is expanding, thanks to thousands more healthcare staff working…
The Lack of Black Male Teachers in UK Education: A Call to Action
Diversity and representation in education are crucial for building an inclusive society. Yet here in the UK, there…
Queen Nzinga Mbande: The Unyielding Beacon of Resistance and Sovereignty
Queen Nzinga Mbande stands as one of the most extraordinary monarchs in African history, renowned for her intelligence,…
Nanny of the Maroons: A Legacy of Unyielding Resistance and Visionary Leadership
Nanny of the Maroons stands as a prominent figure in Jamaican and Caribbean history, embodying the spirit of…
Reflecting Black Women: Celebrating Strength, Resilience, and Success
Black women, they are queens so rare, With strength and beauty beyond compare. Their dark-skin, a testament of…
A Girl’s Dream
The room is dark, The room is cold, I try to sleep. I want to dream of life…
Wonder Women
Women, do you wonder about your history? About the stories and the lullabies of legacies. The tales of…
Two Decades On: Has the Macpherson Report Truly Changed UK Policing?
Over two decades ago, the tragic murder of Stephen Lawrence exposed deep-rooted institutional racism within the Metropolitan Police….
A Brief History of Seven Killings with Marlon James
In 2015 Marlon James won the Booker Prize with his Jamaican set novel A Brief History of Seven…
Black Culture Market – Windrush
Join Black Culture Market for their exciting June event for Spring Black Culture Market is the destination to…
Black in White Poetry Competition 2024
Have you experienced racism, prejudice, unconscious bias or microaggressions as a child or as a working adult? Write…
Opera Express and Women of the Windrush
Join us on Monday, May 27 for a celebration of Britain’s African and Caribbean heritage, through opera! …
Junior Soldier Jannee Perkins RE: Overcoming Limits and Embracing Opportunity
Junior Soldier (JS) Jannee Perkins turned 17 in the middle of completing the ‘Short Course’ at the Army…
