The Books That Forced Britain to Confront Itself
Britain likes to think of itself as a nation of tolerance, fairness and quiet decency. It remembers the…
October Gallery to Host Conversation with Sokari Douglas Camp and Melanie Vandenbrouck
Taking place on Saturday 6 June from 3pm to 4.30pm, the event accompanies Douglas Camp’s latest solo exhibition,…
Hidden Beach Festival and Love Sensation Set for Major Summer Weekend in Hastings
Taking place on Saturday 8 August and Sunday 9 August, the events will bring together live music, DJs,…
Lyra Bristol Poetry Festival 2026 Draws More Than 2,000 Visitors Across Bristol
Running from 17–26 April, this year’s festival explored the theme Wonder & Wanderers, bringing together local, national and…
How ChatGPT Detectors Are Used In Education And Publishing
AI writing tools are becoming common in many areas. Students often use them to learn ideas, while writers…
Jamaica Society Leeds Honours Caribbean RAF Veterans with Memorial Garden Dedication
The Jamaica Society Leeds has dedicated a memorial garden honouring Caribbean RAF veterans who served during the Second…
Here I Stand: Powerful Windrush-Inspired Film to Feature at Nottingham Art Exchange Summer Exhibition
A moving new film exploring the legacy of the Windrush Generation and the enduring questions of identity, migration…
Africa’s Biggest Bank Holiday Celebration Returns to East London This May
One of London’s most anticipated African cultural events is set to return to East London this spring, as…
University of Exeter Launches £30,000 Scholarship for Black British Marine Conservation Students
The University of Exeter has announced a significant new scholarship opportunity aimed at supporting Black British students pursuing…
Rising Talent Fellowship Opens Pathways for Black Heritage Scientists at Cambridge
The Rising Talent Fellowship is a three-year, fully funded programme aimed at early-career researchers, particularly those who have…
University of Cambridge launches fellowship to support Black researchers in archaeology
The opportunity, based at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, forms part of a continued effort to address…
Jobs in Higher Education
Higher education is not just about studying for a degree. It is also a major employer, offering a…
How to Become a Nurse
Nursing has a long and important history of contribution from Black professionals in the UK. Figures such as…
How to Become a Police Officer
Becoming a police officer is not a simple career choice. It comes with pressure, responsibility, and moments where…
Honouring Black Britain 2026: Nominations Now Open
As part of this year’s Black History Month theme, “Honouring Our Communities,” we are opening nominations for Honouring…
Tapestry of Black Britons to Tour UK in 2026, Expanding National Storytelling Project
Tapestry of Black Britons, founded by artist and cultural producer Paula Ogun Hector, is a large-scale, collaborative artwork…
Who Were the First Black People in Britain? From Roman Britain to the Black Tudors
In October 1492, when European ships crossed the Atlantic, they entered a world already shaped by movement, exchange…
Who Lived in the Caribbean Before Slavery? Indigenous Peoples and Early Societies
In October 1492, as European ships approached Caribbean shores, they were not entering an empty world, but one…
Who Were the Caribs? The Indigenous Caribbean People Explained
In October 1492, as European ships approached Caribbean shores, they were not entering an empty world, but one…
A Historic Night for Black Sporting Icons Celebrated at Sporting Equals Awards
Held at the Royal Lancaster Hotel on 18 April 2026, the annual ceremony marked its ninth year, continuing…
