Jeredyne Jestina Stanley: Helping Women Learn, Connect and Be Heard
Jeredyne Jestina Stanley is a selfless and caring person who puts the needs of others before her own….
Black British History
Professor Dawn Edge: Making Mental Health Care More Inclusive
Professor Dawn Edge’s passion for reducing inequalities in access to care and outcomes for Black communities is at…
Dr Jak Beula – Nubian Jak
Walk through Britain and much of its history can be read on its walls. Plaques and monuments reveal…
Professor Uzo Iwobi CBE – A Lifetime of Work for Racial Equality in Wales
Professor Uzo Iwobi CBE has worked across community organisations, education, policing and government to advance racial equality in…
Sergeant Afua Amponsa -Taking Up Space and Leaving the Door Open
She speaks to Black History Month Magazine about her unexpected journey into the British Army, the importance of…
Lord Woolley of Woodford
Simon Woolley, Baron Woolley of Woodford, has devoted his public life to a simple but powerful principle: Britain’s…
Dominion Ojeli – Representation Means Taking Action
For Dominion Ojeli, representation carries a responsibility to act. His submission to Honouring Black Britain 2026 expresses a…
The Rt Revd Rose Hudson-Wilkin: Faith, Courage and Community
For Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, community is not an abstract idea. It is about how people treat one another…
Monica D. Brown – Making Sure Every Story Matters
Monica Brown is an inspiring communicator and community advocate whose work is changing how Black histories and lived…
Gilbert Clarke
Born in Jamaica in 1925, Gilbert, his brother and sister lost their father when he was three. A…
Ena Collymore-Woodstock OD MBE, WWII veteran, magistrate and Girl Guides commissioner
Born in Spanish Town, Jamaica, in 1917 Ena Joyce St Clare Collymore was a pioneer from the beginning of…
British Black Music Month 2026 Recommended Book: ‘Black Music In Britain Vol. 2: Children Of The Ghetto’ (Kevin Le Gendre; Peepal Tree)
British Black Music Month 2026 Recommended Book: ‘Black Music In Britain Vol. 2: Children Of The Ghetto’ (Kevin…
Marking Notting Hill Carnival @ 60* With A Reflective Review Of Tom Vague’s 2-Part Books
Getting It Straight In Notting Hill Gate Pt 1 1066-1966/Pt 2 1966-2026 (Tom Vague; PortobelloRadio) By Kwaku BBM…
Who Were the First Black People in Britain? From Roman Britain to the Black Tudors
In October 1492, when European ships crossed the Atlantic, they entered a world already shaped by movement, exchange…
