New annual awards show will honour black women entertainment business education and community.
Over on this side of the pond, we’ve been lucky enough to have our own amazing women pushing…
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Ink and blood: Stories of abolition opens
The International Slavery Museum in Liverpool is revealing the first of its major 10th anniversary events with the…
SLAVERY REMEMBRANCE DAY 2017
Dr Gee Walker campaigner, educator and founder of the Anthony Walker Foundation, will deliver the Dorothy Kuya Slavery…
First black Shakespearean actor Ira Aldridge honoured
Ira Aldridge was given the job of manager at Coventry Theatre after impressing the people of the city…
Brent Black Music History: A Photo Gallery Report
At the Brent Black Music History Quiz and BBM/BMC (BritishBlackMusic.com/Black Music Congress) Awards event which took place on…
Museum of Grooves- August on the Caribbean
The Museum of Grooves on Reel Rebel Radio (http://reelrebelsradio.com/museum-of-grooves/) The August explores the diversity of the Caribbean and…
Going Beyond Street Activism: An Historical Background From Race Riots, Reparations Marches To Black Lives Matter Taking Over Streets
Going Beyond Street Activism: A Historical Background From Race Riots, Reparations Marches To Black Lives Matter Taking Over…
A CROCODILE EATS THE SUN
I have considered contacting the organisers of Black History Month for many years but have never had the…
‘Black History Month’: in retrospect
We welcome you to Black History Month Magazine, the leading source for Black History events taking place in…
So Black history month is 30 years old in the UK and 90 years old in the USA, is it still relevant, should it continue?
The reason the event was created in the first place was to correct the deliberate destruction done to…
Acknowledging and commemorating African Diaspora histories and heritage
Over the past three decades autumn has become synonymous with the showcasing and promotion of exhibitions and events…
Patrick Vernon OBE Appointed Editor-in-Chief of Black History Month Magazine
Patrick’s career over the past twenty years has provided genuine insight in working with often marginalised communities in…
Job not done: 30 years on from the historic election of four black MPs, we have no call to feel smug about diversity in parliament
This was a journey that had begun with the Black Power movement of the 1960s and continued with…
Media Raise Your Game 2017
Kick It Out’s Media Raise Your Game (#RYG17), supported by the Premier League, takes place at BBC New…
Kick It Out Take Women’s Raise Your Game To Manchester
The Raise Your Game series, which is run by Kick It Out and supported by the Premier League,…
Addai Sebo To Give Personal Message At Community Historians’ Network Launch Marking BHM UK @ 30
At the launch of the African History Month UK Network (AHMUK Network) this Saturday, the conceiver of Black…
History Matters!
The Young Historians Project (YHP) has been awarded a National Lottery grant of £19,600 from the Heritage Lottery…
A Festival of Literature and Social Change – Waterstones Piccadilly, London, 28 April – 1 May 2017
Writers of the World Unite brings the world to Waterstones Piccadilly. Over four days, we’ll talk Russian revolutionary…
We Wouldn’t Write ‘Afro-Caribbean’ Today, But Is ‘People Of Colour’ OK Now?
Whilst we won’t be there to formally take issue with the “Descent” part of its name, we’ve inputted…
ECU subscribing institutions win awards at the Guardian University Awards 2017
The fifth annual Guardian University Awards took place in London on Wednesday 29 March 2017 to recognise outstanding…
