Black History Month Diversity Champion Merseyside Police
Can you tell us about Merseyside Police? Merseyside is a metropolitan police force as Liverpool is our major…
Black History Features
Black History Month Diversity Champion: Cheshire Constabulary
BHM: It’s really great that Cheshire Police is supporting Black History Month this year by becoming a Black…
Black History Month Firsts: Lilian Bader
Marrying in 1913, Marcus Bailey was a Barbadian born migrant who found himself in England, coupled with an…
What Black History Month Means to Me – Pauline Henry
As a fellow Jamaican, and Musician, Black History give me the opportunity to reflect on the roles Jamaicans…
Why Do You Call Yourself Black?
I’m always reminded of something my mother used to say when people ask me this (and I have…
WATCH: Dr Wanda Wyporska and the ATL Safer Schools Initiative
Black History Month had the chance to interview Dr Wanda Wyporska, to learn a bit about ATL and…
Dele Aro and Amacoast Cinema
The story of Amacoast begins 8 years ago whilst its creator, Dele Aro is still in University studying…
Black History Month at Artrix
Artrix Arts Centre in Bromsgrove continues to demonstrate that it really is a place for all members of…
Advancing Diversity and Equality In Higher Education
Since then, ECU has developed into an independent organisation, delivering a number of programmes which directly support universities…
British Soul Queen and Star of Memphis the Musical: Beverley Knight
She has sold over a million albums in the UK along the way, including four gold certified albums….
Call for Submissions: Filigree
Deadline: Sat 30 Apr 2016 Internationally renowned and award-winning poet Nii Ayikwei Parkes is editing a new collection…
Closure: The First Anthology of Black British stories in 15 years
As the first anthology of its kind in 15 years, Closure: Contemporary Black British Short Stories, edited by…
Tonya Bolton – The power of plain speaking
The first thing you notice about writer and performer Tonya Bolton is that she’s a plain speaker – great…
Screening for sickle cell and thalassaemia
Sickle cell disease is the name given to a family of conditions. The most serious type is sickle…
A Lunch with Joy Sigaud
Joy, who had her first piano lesson at aged 4 followed the family tradition of learning to play…
True Experiences: The Sins That Brought Me to My Knees
Black History Month getting together with Author Raymond A Francis to discuss his book and what inspired him…
Call Tayo Aluko
Who is Tayo Aluko and how long have you been acting? I describe myself as a 53-year-old Nigerian…
Laughter and Music Show Comes To London
When the Laughter and Music show takes centre stage at the world famous Nell’s Jazz and Blues Club later…
George Lamming: Barbadian and Caribbean Literary Icon
Three books are prominently displayed on his desk: William Shakespeare’s Othello, Frantz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth;…
Keith Musaman Morton: Steelpan Evolutionist
I met with such an achiever, Keith Musaman Morton, producer of the film; Panomundo Part 1: The Evolution…
