Our Black Male Self Care Series is designed for Black identifying Youth, Young Adults and Men of Color to build community and heal together.
Bring your full, authentic self to a community where you can be seen, heard, loved and valued. We create and hold brave space as we laugh, learn, and lean into each other for honest conversations and healing.
Weekly Topics in our Series:
- Explore our Racial Identity, Stories, Culture and Aspirations
- Finding your Voice and Speaking your Truth
- Shattering Stereotypes and Dissecting Lies.
- Self-Image and Self-Worth
- Laugh – Learn – Lead
- Engagement – Encouragement – Empowerment
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Black History and Caribbean Ancestry: Who Do You Think You Are?
Paul Crooks presents a masterclass examining a documented Caribbean ancestry journey from Britain to West Africa through Black…
Great Big Live Assembly: Black History Month 2026 – Secondary Schools
Great Big Live Assembly: Black History Month 2026 – Secondary Schools gives secondary schools across Britain an opportunity…
Great Big Live Assembly: Black History Month 2026 – Primary Schools
Great Big Live Assembly: Black History Month 2026 – Primary Schools invites primary schools across the UK to…
Updating The Brent Black Music History Project (Hybrid Event)
Join the presentation and discussion to update the 2007-published DVD and booklet which captured Brent’s rich & diverse…
Black History and Ancestry: Economic Forces Behind Emancipation
How did the economic forces behind emancipation shape Black history, and what can they reveal about the lives…
African-Irish Ancestry in the Caribbean: What Records and DNA Reveal
Why do so many African-Caribbean families have Irish surnames? Explore what ancestry, identity and family history reveal. …
In Conversation with Chine McDonald
In Conversation with Chine McDonald brings author, broadcaster and leadership thinker Chine McDonald together with audiences for a…
The Obsidian Black Poetry Lectures: Caribbean Poetry with Lorna Goodison
One of the most important voices in Caribbean literature, Lorna Goodison, leads a special online exploration of the…