Black & White Resistance in Brixton: Windrush, Squats, Uprising and Gay Lib
An innovating commercial area in the late 19th century, Brixton after World War II became a hub for…
WATCH: Black Communities Amid the Rise of Far-Right Sentiment in Europe & America
Please join the Association of Black Humanists and the Thinkers Forum to discuss the risks to black communities…
Saluting Our Sisters: Kamala Harris and the Journey to the Presidency
In a world yearning for hope and a future full of possibilities, Kamala Harris steps forward with courage…
Windrush Foundation – The Caribbean And The Second World War
Join us on 27th July 2024 from 4-6pm at the West Indian Association of Service Personnel for an…
WATCH: CAHN set to host the very first Black Healthcare Awards in London this July
The Black Healthcare Awards will be the first UK awards ceremony to focus solely on healthcare professionals of…
Tyler Perry Takes on the True Story of the 6888th Battalion
Almost a full century after the end of World War II, new stories about the quiet heroism of…
What was James Baldwin doing in Hackney ??
Welcome to an evening of exploration and discussion as we present extracts from our course on James Baldwin…
25 Years of Liverpool’s Slavery Remembrance Day
The International Slavery Museum proudly announces the launch of its 25th Slavery Remembrance Day commemoration, a milestone event…
Frontline Career Events for Aspiring Social Workers
Frontline is hosting a series of events designed to help individuals explore social work and develop impactful careers….
Michelle Charters Awarded OBE in 2024 King’s Birthday Honours
Michelle Charters, Head of the International Slavery Museum, has been awarded an OBE for her outstanding services to…
Giving Back to the Community & Sport
The Orah Sports Academy existence is to empower and bring about a positive mindset change in the talented…
Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage announces the first 15 women who will be featured in 100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage is delighted to announce 100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark,…
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…
Black Children 6.5 Times More Likely to be Strip Searched by Police
A recent analysis by the Runnymede Trust of Home Office data reveals that Black individuals, particularly children, face…
SKELETON CREW
“I’m not asking you to make up happy endings. All I’m asking is that you tell ’em they…
Historical English building gives back to Windrush and the Black Heroes Foundation
Join us on Wednesday, June 19th, 2024, at the iconic Clapham Grand for a night filled with music,…
Yes We Can by Marie Williams
Black women you span the world You span the universe, You span the continents You span the villages,…
Sadie Alexander by Sasha Cumming
Lost in the white pages of “Econ101”, in lecture theatres and honorary libraries, is Sadie Alexander, the economist….
Resilient Queens: A Salute to Our Sisters by Ebunoluwa Allen
The winner of the National Black History Month Poetry Competition in the Young Teens category was ‘Resilient Queens:…
Linton Kwesi Johnson: The Revolutionary Poet and Cultural Activist
Linton Kwesi Johnson’s name is synonymous with revolutionary poetry and cultural activism. As a pioneering voice in dub…
