New exhibition and event: Celebrating 40 years of Black Art at Black Cultural Archives
As part of Black Futures Season, Black Cultural Archives (BCA) are spotlighting Black British artists through a series…
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Amanda Huxtable in conversation with Leanna Benjamin
Natasha Gordon’s hit play Nine Night is enjoying its regional premiere at Leeds Playhouse this month. This reimagining…
Cardiff’s Betty Campbell’s Cross
I will begin with a subject that is very personal to me. In the statue’s depiction, Betty wears…
It’s not just Black history
By the time I was 10 years old, I had been to the International Slavery Museum multiple times,…
Classically British and Co celebrates an incredible 20 years in supporting diversity in Dance.
As part of this year’s Black History Season, we chat with the wonderful and charismatic Artistic Director CEO,…
Black History Month Resource Pack 2022
Black History Month 2022 will be producing a new updated Black History Month Resource Pack 2022 Our intention…
My Cultural Experience Launches Ultimate Black Culture Board Game Ahead of Black History Month
My Cultural Experience has grown out of Max and Justina’s lives and experiences. They’ve had a varied journey…
Stories from the Commonwealth: nurses in the NHS
‘Glenside Hospital Museum, Bristol are launching a Heritage England-funded project: Answering the Call: Our NHS Commonwealth Nurses. In the…
Scratchylus Resetting The Mindset Healing a Fractured Society In These Very Challenging Times
We caught up with Scratchylus to talk about this year’s theme for Black History Month 2022; ‘Time For…
Black privilege
When I search on the internet it says, my brothas not getting killed and sistas not getting raped…
Her Majesty The Queen, Elizabeth II 21 April 1926 – 8 September 2022
Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the…
Taking a stand
Many Universities have had listening exercises and deep reflection on how they can use these conversations to take…
The World reimagined has Launched!
A new UK-wide charitable art education project is inviting the public to explore the UK’s relationship with the…
198 Contemporary Arts & Learning – a unique space in London, and so much more than a Black art gallery in Brixton
Steeped in radical history spanning over 50 years, Brixton’s Railton Road is home to 198 Contemporary Arts &…
Civil Rights Movement in Britain…a poverty of knowledge?
But as an immediate thought does Civil Rights conjure images of Britain’s own Civil Rights movement to you?…
Former Costa Rica Vice President Set To Open African History Reflection Day Zoom Event On Wednesday
Costa Rican-born Barr, who’s of Jamaican ancestry, will join the first half-hour of the 9th African History Reflection…
Cost-of-living crisis causing one fifth of young adults to re-think plans to attend university, with 18 per cent resorting to food banks
A new survey from The Open University revealed that 35 per cent of those polled have had to rethink…
London Museum returns stolen treasures to Nigeria-about time
These tokens imply an individual or an organisation is ‘woke’. They are aware of issues like unconscious bias…
Child Q and that dirty word ‘black’
Do the same old social, financial, political, criminal issues arise whenever that dirty word ‘black’ is in the…
WATCH: Black Mail UK theatrical and digital release
In an historic UK first for independent Black British cinema BLACK MAIL will receive a UK wide release…
