The Colour of Transformation features contributions from Miranda Lowe CBE (Natural History Museum), Rhiane Fatinikun (Black Girls Hike), Chantelle Lindsay (CBeebies), Nadia Shaikh (Right to…
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Speaking to Jerome Brooks in 1994 (‘The Art of Fiction’ published in The Paris Review) the late Nigerian…
The Commonwealth Games 2022 took place across 15 venues in the West Midlands, with the track cycling at…
Our journey has led us to explore a range of definitions and this book contains a selection of…
As part of Black Futures Season, Black Cultural Archives (BCA) are spotlighting Black British artists through a series…
Natasha Gordon’s hit play Nine Night is enjoying its regional premiere at Leeds Playhouse this month. This reimagining…
I will begin with a subject that is very personal to me. In the statue’s depiction, Betty wears…
By the time I was 10 years old, I had been to the International Slavery Museum multiple times,…
As part of this year’s Black History Season, we chat with the wonderful and charismatic Artistic Director CEO,…
Black History Month 2022 will be producing a new updated Black History Month Resource Pack 2022 Our intention…
My Cultural Experience has grown out of Max and Justina’s lives and experiences. They’ve had a varied journey…
‘Glenside Hospital Museum, Bristol are launching a Heritage England-funded project: Answering the Call: Our NHS Commonwealth Nurses. In the…
We caught up with Scratchylus to talk about this year’s theme for Black History Month 2022; ‘Time For…
When I search on the internet it says, my brothas not getting killed and sistas not getting raped…
Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the…
Many Universities have had listening exercises and deep reflection on how they can use these conversations to take…
A new UK-wide charitable art education project is inviting the public to explore the UK’s relationship with the…
Steeped in radical history spanning over 50 years, Brixton’s Railton Road is home to 198 Contemporary Arts &…
But as an immediate thought does Civil Rights conjure images of Britain’s own Civil Rights movement to you?…
Examining one of the biggest scandals in the history of British education, Subnormal reveals how black children in…
In November 1964, Malcolm X ended a tour of Africa, where he had passed through a dozen different…
We invite you to the first annual event: BHY Researchers Network presents Amplifying Black Scholarship! The Black…
Hear the east London artist’s signature combination of razor-sharp, crystal-clear rhymes with smart humour and creative, intelligent wordplay….
The Cello Concerto is one of Elgar’s last works – and one of his best. It is…
The London-born saxophonist, composer and bandleader melds jazz, classical, dub and R&B into sweeping, adventurous music to stir…
A night of passion, power, and unforgettable music awaits, with two emotive masterpieces brought to life in this…
Windrush Day offers a moment to reflect, remember and celebrate the contributions of the Caribbean community to British…