St. Martin’s Literature and Publishing Take the Spotlight at Caribbean Studies Association 2025 Conference
St. Martin will take centre stage this summer as it hosts the 49th Annual Caribbean Studies Association (CSA)…
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Black History Month Magazine 2025 – Order Copies & Support Distribution
As we prepare to launch Black History Month Magazine 2025, we are calling on organisations, institutions, community leaders…
Spirits of the Black Meridian – An Unmissable Outdoor Theatre Experience in Greenwich
A bold and timely new theatre production is set to take over the grounds of the Old Royal…
WATCH: Rise Up: Art, Resistance, and the Legacy of Enslavement at the Fitzwilliam Museum
The Fitzwilliam Museum is hosting a thought-provoking series of events as part of its Rise Up exhibition. These…
North Sea Jazz Festival 2025: A Celebration of Black Excellence in Global Music
From Diana Ross to Ezra Collective, the 2025 edition of the NN North Sea Jazz Festival promises to…
Platform Conference for Writers of Colour to Take Centre Stage in Leicester
Middle Way Mentoring has announced the return of the Platform Conference for Writers of Colour, a major bi-annual…
Zephaniah Forest: A Living Legacy of Poetry and Trees Blooms in Birmingham
A unique new literary landmark is taking root in Birmingham this spring as the Zephaniah Poetree Trail prepares…
Kanya King Honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award at British Diversity Awards 2025
MOBO Awards founder Kanya King OBE was awarded the prestigious Lifetime Achievement honour at this year’s British Diversity…
Lyra – Bristol Poetry Festival Returns Next Month with ‘Weird and Wild’ Theme
Lyra – Bristol Poetry Festival, now firmly established as one of the UK’s major literary events, promises an…
Young Black Authors Make History with UNSUNG, the First Published Online KidsZine
Fourteen young Black authors, aged 6 to 16, have made history by publishing UNSUNG, the first-ever online KidsZine….
Una Marson Honoured with English Heritage Blue Plaque
English Heritage has today (11 March) unveiled a blue plaque in honour of Una Marson (1905–1965)—the pioneering Jamaican…
WATCH: The Remarkable Story of Ernest Cole: A Photographer Who Exposed Apartheid
The extraordinary life and work of South African photographer Ernest Cole will take centre stage in cinemas across…
Petition: Reopen & Protect Oakland Young People’s Centre – A Vital Part of Birmingham’s Heritage
Cleaveland Fletcher is urgently calling on Birmingham City Council to take immediate action to reopen and protect Oakland…
Help Preserve Untold Stories: Submit Black Soldiers’ Letters Home for Black History Month
In celebration of Black History Month 2025, under the theme “Standing Firm in Power and Pride,” we are…
Home Office Seeks First Windrush Commissioner to Lead Change and Secure Justice
The Home Office has officially launched the recruitment process for the first-ever Windrush Commissioner, a key role aimed…
Remembering Roberta Flack (1937–2025)
The world has lost one of its greatest musical voices, Roberta Flack, who passed away on February 24,…
Star of the Caribbean, Aché Abrahams, to Shine at “Love Not Hate” Event for Mental Health In South Croydon on 8th Feb 2025
This showcase of unity, resilience, and tribute to those affected by violence will take place on Saturday, February…
The Windrush Front Room Exhibition: A Celebration of Heritage and Culture
Step into the past and experience the rich history of Woolwich and the African & Caribbean Front Room…
Rise Up: Resistance, Revolution, Abolition
The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge is proud to present Rise Up: Resistance, Revolution, Abolition, an exhibition that tells…
BFI Cancels Meeting on Petition to Save African Odysseys Programme Just Two Hours Before Start
The British Film Institute (BFI) has sparked outrage by cancelling a highly anticipated meeting with the African Odysseys…
