Caribbean Community Celebration Day on Saturday 8th October
Primary, Black Cultural Archives, and Nottingham Black Archive invites Afro-Caribbean/West Indian people from Nottingham and London to gather, eat together, and…
Remembrance is Powerful: In Conversation with University of Repair
Reflecting on The Haitian Revolution, its legacy and the reparations challenge this poses for people of African heritage…
Pilots of the Caribbean + Tuskeegee Airmen (Red Tails)
Rare archive footage and heroic stories of Black fighter/bomber crews of World War 2 to coincide with the…
An Evening at Sefton Park Palm House with Olympic medallist Anyika Onuora
A Special Evening at Sefton Park Palm House in Conversation with Olympic Medallist Anyika Onuora Anyika Onuora…
An Evening with Jason Reynolds on Wednesday 17th August
Join us for an evening with New York Times bestselling children’s and YA author Jason Reynolds in conversation…
Kent’s Black Edwardian priest – The story of James Arthur Harley 1873 – 1943
Join Pamela Roberts, creative producer, historian, and author of Black Oxford, the Untold Stories of Oxford University’s Black…
Writing In the Black Fantastic
Writers Courttia Newland and Michael Salu join a panel, chaired by Ellah P Wakatama, exploring the influence of…
Child Q and that dirty word ‘black’
Do the same old social, financial, political, criminal issues arise whenever that dirty word ‘black’ is in the…
WATCH: Black Mail UK theatrical and digital release
In an historic UK first for independent Black British cinema BLACK MAIL will receive a UK wide release…
Programme for Black History Month 2022 Leicester Announced
In 2022, Black History Month Leicester will explore the theme, Independence: A New Time, A New Era. 2022…
African and Caribbean People in Britain Book Launch with Hakim Adi on Thursday 1st September
African and Caribbean People in Britain: A History is a Black people’s history of Britain that will transform our…
What Am I Living For? Equal Justice
In this lecture on Monday 7th November, one of the most inspirational human rights lawyers, speakers and advocates…
Slavery & the Bank exhibition at the Bank of England Museum
For over 300 years, the slave trade tore more than 12 million African people from their homes and…
Louise Da-Cocodia and the discrimination faced by black nurses in the infant days of the NHS
There would appear to be no obvious connection between the two, and yet, in its days of infancy,…
John ‘Johnny’ Smythe (1915-1996)
He was selected to train as a navigator, due to his high scores on mathematics tests. Assigned as…
First World War Service and Sacrifice; Gershom Browne, (1898-2000)
Born in British Guiana (now Guyana), Gershom lived in rural Bagotsville, he was officially too young to enlist…
British Black Music Practitioners, Particularly Reggae Creatives, Offered An Opportunity To Learn About The Metaverse Prospects
British Black Music Practitioners, Particularly Reggae Creatives, Offered An Opportunity To Learn About The Metaverse Prospects Kwaku…
British Black Music Month Offers Two Opportunities To Engage With The World Of Web3 And The Metaverse
British Black Music Month Offer Two Opportunities To Engage With The World Of Web3 And The Metaverse At…
Kemi Badenoch, the woman of Nigerian descent who wants to be Prime Minister
“I have the conviction, the courage, and the clarity of thought to deliver that change,” she wrote on…
George Lamming (1927 – 2022) … Tribute
When we lose one of our greatest writers, we are thrown into mourning but when a publisher loses…
