Creative conversations, readings + performances. Memory, identity, foodways of enslaved resistance + prize-winning poetry on climate change
Please join us for creative conversations, poetry, performances and readings on memory, identity, foodways of enslaved resistance and climate change Jibunnessa Abdullah (Founder & Director, Digital Museum) will be your host and presenter
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Many Caribbean family histories can be traced back to the 1880s. Discover why this milestone reveals more than…
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Great Big Live Assembly: Black History Month 2026 – Secondary Schools
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Black History and Ancestry: Economic Forces Behind Emancipation
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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…