From Mary Prince to #DefinitionRedefined Black women have always written ourselves into Britain’s story
For nearly two centuries, Black women in Britain have had to tell their own stories to be seen…
For nearly two centuries, Black women in Britain have had to tell their own stories to be seen…
In a cultural and political landscape where Black Muslim stories are often overlooked or reduced to stereotypes, the…
The Afronauts is a bold and imaginative play by Ryan Calais Cameron, inspired by the little-known story of…
Discover London’s hidden Black history in this unique interactive walking quest through the City of London. Created by…
Music, art, history and community come together for a full-day celebration of Black British and Caribbean culture in…
Join The Feminist Book Club at Afrori Books for a welcoming monthly discussion celebrating Black literature, feminist thought…
British-Sierra Leonean rapper and storyteller Alim Kamara brings African history, heritage and identity to life through storytelling, music…
Join actor, writer and comedian Kiell Smith-Bynoe for his hit live show Kool Story Bro, bringing a night…
Nearly 70 years on, as we celebrate Black History Month, her legacy continues to inspire new generations of…
Bola is a community builder at heart. Through her work in Darlington, she brings children, young people, women…
This video explores the Bristol Bus Boycott of 1963, a significant turning point in the history of civil…
Examining one of the biggest scandals in the history of British education, Subnormal reveals how black children in…
Lord Herman George Ouseley (1945–2024) was a pioneer of justice, equity, and inclusion whose vision helped reshape modern…
There are moments in history when the course shifts, when a figure emerges who doesn’t just walk through…
In a political landscape that often marginalises those who dare to be different, Diane Abbott has stood tall…
Well I was brought up with great confidence. I was brought up to feel that nobody could prevent…
Preparing meals is only part of Staff Sergeant Julie Robinson’s work. As Unit Catering Manager at 27 Regiment,…
Fondly known as the “People’s Pharmacist”, Ade Williams MBE has built a career around engaging patients, widening access…
Richard Akinwande Savage (Jnr) was born in Edinburgh in 1903. His father claimed descent from a freed Nigerian…
Michael’s story began in Togo in 1920, but he moved to Ghana when still a child to live…
Fostering South West, a partnership of 15 local councils, is appealing for people who can provide children in…
Hear from our Head of Fostering at St Christopher’s Pauline Griffiths, to find out more about what our…
Arriving in Britain from East Africa in 1949, they were among the first nurses from the region to…
Dressed in a shirt and tie beneath a worn apron, he works with quiet focus. The scene is…
There are few figures in nineteenth-century history whose lives so powerfully challenge the limits placed upon them as…
In January 1846, Frederick Douglass arrived in Scotland as a man who was both internationally recognised and legally…
Knowledge has never been evenly distributed, and one of the oldest barriers to sharing it has been language….
The University of Exeter has announced a significant new scholarship opportunity aimed at supporting Black British students pursuing…
