2025: Exhibitions at the Fitzwilliam Museum
Rise Up: Resistance, Revolution, Abolition 21 February – 1 June 2025 Drawing on new research, Rise Up tells…
Black History Event Highlights
An Evening with Baroness Lola Young
We’re excited to welcome the esteemed Baroness Lola Young to our December Book Club, where she will showcase…
Kwaku Organised His Last Community Event In Memory Of The Late Dame Betty
Ghanaian-born Dame Betty Asafu-Adjaye was a tireless community worker, who engaged particularly with the elderly and vulnerable, through…
Reclaiming Narratives: The Inspiring Theme for Black History Month 2024
In today’s world, stories are powerful tools that shape how we understand our past, present, and future. For…
Exploring the Humanity of Dr. Martin Luther King: Ray Strasser-King on His Role in The Mountaintop
In this insightful conversation, actor Ray Strasser-King shares his experience stepping into the shoes of one of history’s…
WATCH: The Piano Lesson: A Cinematic Masterpiece Exploring Legacy, Family, and the Power of History
A powerful and emotional journey through the legacy of family and the deep roots of history, The Piano…
African Objects: Pyschoactives & Spirituality
Join us for a special co-hosted event where you can handle African objects from Manchester Museums, Living Cultures collection…
Tooting Black History Walk
‘Planet Tooting’ is the jewel of Wandsworth, London Borough of Culture, this walk reveals some of its extraordinary…
Black Oxford Untold Stories First Guided Bus and Walking Tour
The Black Oxford Untold Stories guided bus and walking tour is the first tour to challenge the misconception…
Heritage Talk – The Extraordinary Story Of Charles Udor Minto MBE
During Black History Month, we are very pleased to welcome back local historian David Young, who will shine…
WATCH: Black Communities Amid the Rise of Far-Right Sentiment in Europe & America
Please join the Association of Black Humanists and the Thinkers Forum to discuss the risks to black communities…
Windrush Foundation – The Caribbean And The Second World War
Join us on 27th July 2024 from 4-6pm at the West Indian Association of Service Personnel for an…
What was James Baldwin doing in Hackney ??
Welcome to an evening of exploration and discussion as we present extracts from our course on James Baldwin…
Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage announces the first 15 women who will be featured in 100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark
Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage is delighted to announce 100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark,…
Historical English building gives back to Windrush and the Black Heroes Foundation
Join us on Wednesday, June 19th, 2024, at the iconic Clapham Grand for a night filled with music,…
A Journey of Love and Care: Sharon’s Story of Becoming a Foster Carer
I became a foster carer because I love working with children. One day, I decided I wanted to…
Free Raffia Workshop for Young Adults to Celebrate Windrush Day!
Tihara Smith has partnered with Hotel Elephant to deliver a free embroidery workshop for young people aged 16-21! With support from Southwark Council’s Windrush…
Black Oxford Untold Stories Guided Bus Tours
The Black Oxford Untold Stories bus tour – the only one of its kind, providing a perspective on…
The Caribbean and the Second World War
Independent publisher Lawrence Wishart is delighted to announce that the launch of The Caribbean and the Second World…
From Windrush to Workforce Equality: Collecting Diversity in Nursing
Why is history important? Without learning from our past, we risk reinforcing stereotypes of nursing and care. But…
