The Windscam
Once upon a time thousands of young men and women who were members of the commonwealth were invited to…
Black History Features
YOUNG, GIFTED AND GRINDING
Yorkshire film maker Ndrika Anyika releases the second part of her docu-series Young, Gifted and Grinding (YGG) to…
British Black Music Month 2018 Launches June 1 With A Reggae-Focused Programme
British Black Music Month 2018 Launches June 1 With A Reggae-Focused Programme British Black Music Month (BBMM) 2018…
Making the ‘Glass Ceiling’ your floor.
How does that happen? Equally importantly, why is it still in place? This article will seek to: Firstly,…
Five minutes with Rob Neil OBE – A Journey in Authenticity
Diversity Dashboard spoke to Rob about his journey in authenticity over a 30 year career in the Civil…
Is it because I am….?
One of the greatest benefits of staff networks is that they provide a voice, platform or path to…
Powering Up Networks in the Civil Service
In October 2017, Sir Jeremy Heywod (Head of the Civil Service) launched the Civil Service’s Diversity and Inclusion…
The British Science Festival Community Grants are now open
The BSA will provide grants of £500 to community groups or organisations based in Hull and the Humber…
WINDRUSH 70
They duly and loyally responded to the “mother country”, many having served in the allied forces during that…
The Empire Windrush generation and the continuing struggle for Black Education: Lessons to be learnt?
A recent Voice newspaper article(11th February,2018)reported the latest statistics from ‘The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service'( Ucas )which…
Windrush generation to be given ‘free citizenship’ Government announces
The Home Secretary Rudd has said that she will waive the fees associated with becoming a full British…
HarperCollins’ BAME traineeship programme opens for 2018
The scheme was introduced in 2016 to tackle black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) under-representation within the industry….
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…
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…
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…
Ishiguro appeals for more diversity in literature
Ishiguro was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature 2017 this October and delivered his Nobel Lecture on Thursday…
SOME VICTORIAN AND EDWARDIAN BLACK BRITONS
AGNES BIZZETT / AGNES FOSTER was born in Jamaica around 1827, inherited money from her Scottish father, and…
