Centre for Equity and Inclusion Annual Lecture #BH365: Jade LB
‘Keisha the Sket accidentally decolonised literature’ Black Ballad ‘Our literary foremother’ Candice Carty-Williams ‘Reading Keisha the Sket as an…
Image of the Black in Tate Britain
Tate Britain is the home of British art from 1500 to the present day where we see Black…
Claudia Jones Memorial Lecture
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) and its Black Members’ Council is hosting its annual free event to…
Streets Paved with Gold – a windrush story
Victor Richards presents “Streets Paved with Gold”. The performance is entitled Streets Paved With Gold. A completely engaging and…
Actions not words: the impact of Black social workers
Representation matters, and diversity in the social work profession is crucial. It is important for children and young…
Black British Civil Rights
This presentation will provide the names and achievements of those Black people born or resident here that fought…
Andrea Baker Livestream
Internationally renowned mezzo soprano Andrea Baker brings her Sing Sistah Sing! empowerment show to UofG for Black…
Self care sundays encouraged to tackle anxiety as new research reveals 6 in 10 black people worry about week ahead
Self Care Sunday routine encouraged as new research reveals 6 in 10 Black people regularly experience anxiety about…
South London Reggae Broadcaster Curates Lovers Rock In North London
South London Reggae Broadcaster Curates Lovers Rock In North London L-R Colin ‘Cee Bee’ Brown, Leroy Wilson (Arema)…
City Of London: Slave Trade Money Trail Tour
The first European nation to engage in the Transatlantic Slave Trade was Portugal in the mid to late…
The History of Caribbean Carnival in Britain
Join us to explore the celebratory history and purpose of a Caribbean Carnival to understand its combination of…
Finding The Past
I want my children and grandchildren to know who their ancestors were, how they lived their lives and…
The Actions of Ona Judge
when I received an email from my publisher asking if I’d be interested in writing an article for…
Time for Change – Action not words
Black History Month is a great time to engage in adventures in learning and for adventures in physical…
BHM Lecture: Why history matters by Professor Hakim Adi
Professor Hakim Adi is Professor of the History of Africa and the African Diaspora at the University of…
Black History Month: Sound System Culture and History in Huddersfield
Join The University of Huddersfield as we celebrate Black History Month and learn about how Huddersfield became the…
The Colour of Transformation: a new artist’s film and documentary defining the zeitgeist of the ecological crisis by Global Majority pioneers and artists
The Colour of Transformation features contributions from Miranda Lowe CBE (Natural History Museum), Rhiane Fatinikun (Black Girls Hike), Chantelle Lindsay (CBeebies), Nadia Shaikh (Right to…
Phil Okwedy’s first Welsh tour – The Gods Are All Here
Welsh Storyteller Phil Okwedy, and producers, Adverse Camber in association with Theatrau Sir Gâr, have united to share an…
What does it mean to be black in the 21st century?
Hundreds of years of pain, suffering and heritage limited to just 28 short days of the year all…
Black in White: packing a powerful punch with poetry
This month a new book is being launched that will include poems about racism in the workplace and…
