Black women’s art of storytelling is an exploratory teleconference that engages the multi-dimensional lived experiences of black women.
Black women’s stories, those told and untold, daily undermine structures of dominance and create eke an existence where they self-defined and self-named their bodies. We use the cultural metaphor of the kitchen space, along with publi-cized narratives, as opened avenues for black women to reclaim their humanity, redeem their womanhood, restore their rights, and rejuvenate their souls.
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Caribbean Family History: African & Scottish Ancestry in the Caribbean
Why do Scottish surnames appear so frequently in Caribbean family histories, and what can they reveal about ancestry?…
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…