Barnet Libraries Black Literary Festival presents author J T Williams
On Saturday 7 October at Finchley Church End Library from 11am-12.30pm, including a Q&A session and a prize…
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Black History season Walk- free Camden Archives & Libraries
A celebration of achievement & overcoming prejudice by Black Londoners Bloomsbury & Fitzrovia Prof Maggie Alderin Pocock-Learie Constantine…
Barnet Libraries presents ‘Cherry and Jerry’ from The Ragged Blade
The Microsoft Teams link for this event will be emailed to all attendees the day before it takes…
Staffordshire Libraries Black History Month film season
Staffordshire Libraries to host online Black History Month animated film season and are delighted to be working again…
Lambeth Libraries Workshop: Celebrating Black History Month
Explore Learning Brixton in collaboration with Lambeth Libraries is offering a free workshop this October to celebrate Black…
Staffordshire Libraries to host online Black History Month animated film season
Staffordshire Libraries to host online Black History Month animated film season and are delighted to be working again…
WANDSWORTH LIBRARIES
WANDSWORTH LIBRARIES Join us on our FREE Family Weekender Carnival online Zoom event. Body Percussion (making music with…
TEDx Hackney Council Libraries 2019 Dalston
TEDx Hackney Libraries is a wonderful opportunity for local residents to get together to listen to experts talk…
BLACK OXFORD UNTOLD STORIES in association with BODLEIAN LIBRARIES present
The Re-Imagining Colesymposium will examine the background, context and depictions of previously unseen caricatures of Christian Frederick Cole,…
Leicester Libraries presents: Valerie Bloom MBE: Author, Poet and Performance Poet
Valerie has written a number of poetry collections and novels, run writing courses, led workshops and has had…
Black History Month Magazine 2024
This year’s Black History Month theme is “Reclaiming Narratives,” focusing on recognising and correcting the stories of Black…
Reclaiming the Narrative of a Continent
This external narrative has perpetuated stereotypes and misconceptions, overshadowing the true story of a continent teeming with diversity,…
Art in ancient and medieval Sahara
In this course we shall explore the Ancient and Medieval history of the Sahara and the Sahel, its…
In Conversation with Monica D. Brown (Drop-in)
Join us in celebrating Black History Month at Stratford Library as author and poet Monica D. Brown talks…
Debut London Literature
London Literature Festival begins with a line-up of debut writers, including Kaliane Bradley, Hannah Regel, Tom Lamont and…
Black British Civil Rights, Hackney and GCSE
Illustrated talk about the fight for racial equality in Hackney, the links to Notting Hill and James Baldwin….
Philanthropist and entrepreneur Richard Acheampong Launches ‘Books4Buildings’ to Transform African Education
Ghanaian-born lawyer, philanthropist, author and entrepreneur Richard Acheampong, father of the first UK Children’s Parliament Prime Minister, Harry…
Windrush celebration kids craft at Walthamstow library
Come join us at Walthamstow Library for a special event celebrating Windrush 75 Years! Kids will have a blast getting…
Windrush Day Family Afternoon
Enjoy an afternoon of music, poetry, singing, face-painting and more as Hackney acknowledges national Windrush Day. Families…
Sadie Alexander by Sasha Cumming
Lost in the white pages of “Econ101”, in lecture theatres and honorary libraries, is Sadie Alexander, the economist….