Scratchylus the International Reggae Artist, speaks with Black History 365
International Reggae artist Scratchylus, who is currently No1 on the Reverbnation charts, speaks with Black History 365 about…
7 Actions to Change the History Curriculum
British history is part of a global story, one shaped by migration, race, and the legacies of imperialism….
The Office for Students launches new courses in artificial intelligence and data science
The programme of courses, which begin from autumn 2020, will be available in 28 universities across England, with…
Sir Geoff Palmer, calls for plaques on Scotland’s statues with links to slavery
Sir Geoff Palmer, professor emeritus at Heriot-Watt University, said the move could help educate school pupils and change…
Parliament and the British Slave Trade
By the end of the 17th century Parliament, with Royal support and backing, had supervised the development of…
Petition for the inclusion of black history in the curriculum
I’ve been working with my peers, Elizabeth and Layla to raise awareness through a petition for changes to…
Black Abolitionists and the end of the transatlantic slave trade
The Abolition of the Slave Trade Act (1807) gave the Church an opportunity to address the controversial and…
Joy Warmington – When no one’s looking
I have been silent. Not because I haven’t been affected by all that has happened, but because I…
Tilbury Bridge Walkway of Memories – A Tribute to the Windrush Generation
Evewright Arts Foundation have to announced that artist EVEWRIGHT will create Tilbury Bridge Walkway of Memories a unique…
Rhammel O’Dwyer-Afflick – Black Lives Matter, Always.
Devastated by the crippling pain of racist injustice. It was difficult to coin these words because it feels…
NHS Confederation and NHS England launch Expert Research Centre On Health Inequalities
The NHS Race and Health Observatory, which will be hosted by the NHS Confederation, will identify and tackle…
African Americans who made their name in Vegas
Las Vegas has helped many people launch their careers and become global superstars. Famous names that owe a…
Blam! Pow! BAME Advocates African Identity Group, Which Acknowledges An MP And A Community Group For Using AAME
To mark Africa Day/African Liberation Day, UK-based African identity campaign group TAOBQ (The African Or Black Question), in…
VE Day: UK marking 75th anniversary of end of WWII in Europe
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will lead a two-minute silence at 11:00 BST to…
Royal Navy’s silence, sound and light tribute for VE Day 75
From the immortal White Cliffs of Dover to the sands of Bahrain and Caribbean and windswept Falklands, the…
Today’s Modern Army has Roots in Caribbean Bravery
Despite this significant contribution by many thousands of soldiers, recognition of their bravery and sacrifice has been limited…
The TV Collective partners with CH4, BBC, ITV and BFI to launch free online events for BAME industry professionals during COVID19.
In response to the COVID-19 situation, The TV Collective (TVC) today announces it has teamed up with Channel 4, BBC, ITV and BFI to…
Black Heroes Foundation Receives Donation From Coronavirus Support Fund
The donation to Black Heroes Foundation is funding the set up and running of an online activity club…
Dr Lez – 30 Reggae tunes
I myself refused to partake in BHM for much of the 90s into the new millennium, because many…
WATCH: An Interview with British baritone Peter Brathwaite
Can you tell us about your early life growing up in Manchester and what or who first got…
