WATCH: NOTTINGHAM: 70th Windrush Anniversary Special Celebration
70th Windrush Anniversary Special Celebration Spoken Word and Music 70th Windrush Anniversary Celebration spoken word & music is…
NATIONAL SERVICE: Spirit of Windrush – Contributions to Multicultural Britain
A national community service will taken place to give thanks to God for the contributions of Caribbean people…
WATCH: Phoenix Dance Theatre catches the excitement and upset of the Windrush Generation
PHOENIX Dance Theatre is marking the 70th anniversary of the arrival of the SS Empire Windrush, the ship…
The Windrush Legacy in Lambeth: Cllr Lib Peck, Leader of Lambeth Council
Lambeth is a borough rightly proud of its openness and diversity with a pivotal role in the Windrush…
Five Minutes With…. Corporal Nazelle Joseph
What does Black History Month mean for you? Black history month to me, means the celebration and recognition…
Millie Dunn Veasey, pioneering sergeant turned rights activist
When Millie Dunn Veasey joined the US military it wasn’t the most auspicious of starts. “I didn’t weigh…
The dancing slum kids tipped for stardom by Rihanna
Living in the slums of Ikorodu, Lagos, the dance troupe was created in 2014 to get kids from…
PATRICK STEWART, VIVIENNE WESTWOOD AND ANISH KAPOOR URGE MPS TO VOTE TO FACILITATE REFUGEE FAMILY REUNION
Actors, musicians and artists including Peter Capaldi, Neil Gaiman, the Kaiser Chiefs, and Anita Rani have urged their…
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATED AT EBS EDINBURGH BUSINESS SCHOOL OFFERS FULL MBA SCHOLARSHIP TO EXCEPTIONAL WOMEN
Edinburgh Business School (EBS) and the 30% Club are inviting applications for a scholarship to study a full…
International Reggae Day 2018 Celebrates The Creative Journey Shared By Jamaica And The UK
As February, which is designated Reggae Month in Jamaica, ends, all Reggae fans are reminded that JulyOne is…
Black Brexit: What Opportunities And Challenges Does Brexit Offer For Britain’s Black Community?
Brexit – the UK’s exit from the EU – will lead to the most significant economic and political shake…
Scarborough Art Gallery look to shatter the ‘Glass Ceiling’ of museums for International Women’s Day 2018
To mark International Women’s Day, Thursday 8 March, Scarborough Art Gallery is hosting ‘Glass Ceilings: The Unseen Barriers…
Blue Plaques on Wolverhampton’s diversity, not Enoch Powell
The Express and Star have deliberately and social engineered a debate promoting the legacy of Enoch of Powell…
Black history is not a thing apart
Black History Month is beginning, and as usual, for one month of an entire year, people of goodwill,…
RICS launches global competition to solve problems facing the world’s expanding cities
The RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) has launched a global competition in partnership with the UK National…
St George’s University, Grenada, celebrates ten years of international collaboration with Northumbria University Tenth anniversary.
The anniversary marks a decade since the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the two institutions, which…
Global African Quad Flag: A Visual Signifier Of African-Related Matters
UDPATE: At the 2020: Marcus Garvey @ 80: Moving Towards A Unifying African Identity meeting on June 10…
New Year career changers set sights on life in the classroom Package of support in place for people tempted by teaching
New Year career changers set sights on life in the classroom Package of support in place for people…
African History Month Discussion Paper 4
From Negro History Week to African Liberation Month Norman (Otis) Richmond aka Jalali “Who owns history? Not even…
Getting in and getting on in law
A career in law can sound quite glamorous, can’t it? Striding around the courtroom, putting bad guys in…
