Marcia Rigg: The Resilient Voice of Justice in Modern Britain
Marcia Rigg stands prominently as a resolute symbol of strength and a fervent advocate for justice. Born to…
Harmonious Resonance: Dr. Shirley Thompson’s Symphony of Black Excellence and Cultural Unity
In the realm of musical composition, there exist pioneers like Dr. Shirley Thompson, whose artistry transcends auditory experiences,…
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye: Brushstrokes of Humanity & Beacon of Black Artistic Brilliance
Every brushstroke in the oeuvre of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye sings a song of boundless humanity and poignant narratives. As…
Audio dramas featuring Black Women Jazz Artists
The audio dramas reimagine a moment in the lives of these two prominent female jazz artists who influenced…
Camden Black Radicals: Saluting Our Sisters
Human rights lawyer, UN Fellow and presenter Priscellia Robinson celebrates the lives of Camden women activists Claudia Jones,…
Black England: A Forgotten Georgian History
Georgian England had a large and distinctive Black community – some prosperous citizens, some newly freed slaves. Their…
Lea Morris
Starting in Bristol on Friday 29 September, renowned African American Soulfolk singer, Lea Morris, will be embarking on a six…
Heart of the Nation In Conversation: Dr Annabel Sowemimo and Carol Leeming
As part of the Migration Museum’s Heart of the Nation exhibition in Leicester Museum and Art Gallery, we…
Gospel Sundays: The Amazing Grace Show – An Inspirational Journey Through The Birth Of Gospel Music
Presented by Spotlight Live, this unforgettable experience explores how African slaves in America singing spirituals, a form of…
WATCH: Black History Month – Remember Together
In the rich tapestry of the United Kingdom’s history, the contributions of the Armed Forces from non-white communities…
Army Sportswomen – What Can You Achieve? Craftsman Shema Wright
Although she has been in the British Army for less than four years, Craftsman Shema Wright has made…
Fet Gede Feast of the Ancestors
London, UK – The vibrant and culturally diverse neighbourhood of Brixton is set to embrace a new tradition…
In conversation with Louise Hare and De Velma McClymont. In Celebration of Our Sisters
Louise Hare and Dr Velma McClymont will be discussing their writing and taking part in a book signing…
Honouring Ancestors: A Sacred Tradition in Haiti, Africa, and Latin America
This sacred practice is particularly prevalent in Haiti, Africa, and Latin America, where it plays a central role…
Saluting Our Sisters: Commemorating the Outstanding Contributions of Black Women Veterans Louise and Valerie
The Royal British Legion (RBL) is the UK’s largest charity dedicated to supporting the needs of the Armed…
Phillis in London
Phillis Wheatley was born in Africa (most likely in Senegal) in 1753 or 1754. When she was about…
Hackney School Children to Herald Windrush Heroes at the Hackney Empire
Inspired by Flip Fraser’s legendary production: Black Heroes in the Hall of Fame, which was staged at the…
‘Saluting Our Sisters’ at The National Archives
The National Archives holds more than 11 million national records, including records relating to the experience and influence…
Empowering Change: A Conversation with Clarissa Angus, Championing Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at The National Archives
Q: Which sisters do you salute? A: I could go on forever about the sisters I salute. There…
Soul Survivor: Soul Legend PP Arnold in conversation
From her origins in powerhouse church gospel, Arnold’s performing career began at the age of just seventeen when…
