Injustice Within The Criminal Justice System: A Discussion with Kema Kay
Kema Sikazwe, also known as Kema Kay, will discuss his lived experience of the criminal justice system in…
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Susan Jane: From Bermuda to Bentinck Street
This fascinating tale was unearthed by one of her descendants, Roslyn (Ros) Macgregor, who lives in Quebec, Canada…
From Nanny To Ninja Man: The Role of Revolution In Jamaican Music and Society
Revolutionary political and musical concepts have transformed Jamaica and its relations with the outside world for centuries. From…
Lyrix & Sounds Presents: +YOU (Upstairs at Union Chapel)
SUPER EARLY BIRD TICKETS SOLD OUT! An evening celebrating inclusive communities in music and the trailblazing artists that…
When Frederick Douglass Came to Rochdale A Slave and Left A Free Man.
Frederick Douglass drew himself up to his height of just over 6 feet, looked out over the packed…
New Music Biennial Event “The Vestry Boy” By Coby Sey
South East London musical polymath Coby Sey joins forces with the London Contemporary Orchestra to present a radical…
English rugby is getting less white, but not much less posh
Bleary-eyed English rugby fans crowed into pubs around Twickenham last Saturday to watch England v Wales, one of the…
Black Nature in Residence Showcase
Hear the results of this unique project from the four resident nature writers in this live, online event….
Celebrating Black History Month – Film Screening @ Culture Lab Newcastle
Join us for a special evening screening to celebrate Black History Month in Newcastle. We are very…
The Rt Hon The Lord Paul Boateng of Akyem and Wembley PC DL
The challenge is to prepare by a policy of inclusion rather than exclusion all young people to thrive…
Representation Matters: A Black History Month event
An event for the local VCSE from Success4All with technical and administrative support from Connected Voice About…
Black Teacher by Beryl Gilroy with Darla Gilroy
Illustrated talk about the pioneering 1976 book by one of Britain’s first Black Head Teachers. The book has…
How will you be celebrating Windrush Day 2021?
Windrush Day 2021 will soon be upon us. We want to highlight all of the events and activities…
10 great black British films What are some of the best films about black British experience?
Black British life has been sorely underrepresented in our national cinema, but there have been hints of a…
What was behind the Bristol bus boycott of 1963?
A spring afternoon in 1963. Eighteen-year-old Guy Bailey arrived on time for his job interview. Bailey was well…
Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement Association
Proclaiming a black nationalist “Back to Africa” message, Garvey and the UNIA established 700 branches in thirty-eight states…
Bristol and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
The slave trade was part of the network of trade which existed between Britain, West Africa and the…
Norton Priory Runcorn Ghost Hunt Paranormal Eye UK
Norton Priory is an Ancient abbey set deep inside a secluded woodland, there have been hundreds of reports…
Woodhorn Museum welcomes new exhibition celebrating Black and African Caribbean miners as part of Black History Month
Digging Deep, Coal Miners of African Caribbean Heritage presents recently unearthed stories and memories of former coal miners…
Marcus Garvey: 80 Years On… And The Significance Of August In The Pan-Africanist Calendar
Marcus Garvey: 80 Years On… And The Significance Of August In The Pan-Africanist Calendar Aug. 15 2020 update…