‘Look How Far We’ve Come: Disrupting African British History Narratives?’* *For anyone marking, commemorating, discussing, commenting on or…
In the midst of life’s mundane, there comes the occasional moment to treasure. Such a moment is what…
This will be explored through a series of outputs. The project will engage the community with a programme…
It was the arrival of the first contingent of this pioneering generation of immigrants that heralded the beginning…
Officially, Windrush Day is not a national holiday, yet within the Caribbean community, particularly for first and second…
Sam King passed away in the early hours of Friday morning with his close family at the age…
Marrying in 1913, Marcus Bailey was a Barbadian born migrant who found himself in England, coupled with an…
As part of the Black History Month celebrations, World War II veteran Sam King – originally from the…
The arrival of the SS Empire Windrush in June 1948 at Tilbury Dock marked the beginning of post-war…
Catalyst 4 Change and BSMHFT Present ‘Working in Collaboration with the Community’ A Caribbean Mental Health Seminar Objectives:…
“The disproportionately high numbers of black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) offenders and the poor outcomes they face…
RIBA are honoured to once again host the Stephen Lawrence Memorial Lecture, helping to raise vital funds for…
Born in Shame – Became a Dame Professor Elizabeth Anionwu in conversation with BCA Dawn Hill CBE Thursday…
Uncomfortable Conversations Series: Unconscious Bias Within the Youth Justice System – LONDON This training course is targeted towards…
John Akomfrah’s new multimedia installation remembers the millions of Africans who fought as soldiers or served as porters…
