Black History Month Magazine 2019

Black History Month Magazine www.blackhistorymonth.org.uk will be the central point of focus and lead the nationwide celebration of Black History, Arts and Culture throughout the UK in 2019

Black History Month Magazine is the central point of focus and lead the nationwide celebration of Black History, Arts and Culture throughout the UK in 2019.

This year we will be celebrating the many inspiring women since the Windrush whose commitment to society and future generations has proved invaluable to the UK.

We’re inspired by bold women every day: the women in our families, on our team and in our circles of friends; the women in our history books and those in the news; the women of our past and the women of now; and the inspiring women who’ve paved the way for future generations.

We will be joined by respected journalists and commentators; scholars and historians; community leaders and artists; who
discuss, debate and remember those who have made a real impact on our community over the last 32 years in the story
of our history in the arts and Culture.

PRINT RUN  50,000 copies

DISTRIBUTION

  • Distributed at Key Tube and Mainland Railway stations via the Evening Standard in London and Metro nationwide
  • Black History Month events across the UK
  • Public and Private Sector organisations
  • Communities Groups, Charities and organisations
  • Schools, Colleges and Universities
  • BAME staffing networks
  • BAME groups and community organisations and charities.

ADVERTISING RATES On Request

BLACK HISTORY ONLINE www.blackhistorymonth.org.uk
The online package includes a client user login in which enables client to a 12 Month online campaign which includes:

  • Company / Community Profile
  • Online recruitment banners
  • Online events and listings
  • Social Media campaigns
  • Recruitment Videos
  • Press and PR

DIVERSITY DASHBOARD
Progressive employers recognise that being forward-thinking on equality, diversity and inclusion in the workplace makes sense.

They recognise that employees from different backgrounds bring unique knowledge, skills and experience to their businesses. The Black History Month Diversity Dashboard is a place where Black History Month Diversity Champions can actively seek to recruit and promote to BAME communities.

Black History Month

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