We’re marking Black History Month 2025 celebrating the continued achievements and contributions of Black people to the United Kingdom and around the world
Vron Ware – Photographic exhibition 13 Dead, Nothing Said This exhibition presents a body of photographs taken by Vron Ware documenting the Black People’s Day of Action. The images pay homage to a historic moment of cultural resistance in post-war Britain’s history of community organising. In the early hours of Sunday 18 January 1981 a…
World Afro Day promotes education and celebration; for the unique position of Afro hair, globally.
“Teach the children and they’ll teach the world” — Michelle De Leon, Founder
Black History Month Event: Icons of Influence – The Pioneering Queen of Black British Comedy Angie Le Mar An event organised by Sheba Montserrat Productions & St Michael & All Angels Church Bushtea, Cake and Conversations – Venue:St Michael & All Angels Church, 55 Fountayne Road, Stoke Newington, London N16 7ED Time: Doors Open: 5.30.pm…
The Department of Sociology are pleased to announce the screening of ‘Blood Ah Go Run’ and ‘JUS SOLI’; two films that reflect and document the aftermath of the New Cross Massacre. Following the film screening will be a Q&A with one of the Directors of JUS SOLI. The films are being shown in conjunction with…
Trailblazers: Harriet Tubman: A Journey to Freedom Author: Sandra A Agard When: 8 October 2019 Where: The Prince of Peckham 1, Clayton Road Peckham London S.E.15 5.JA Doors Open: 7.00.p.m. Programme Start: 7.30.p.m. The evening will feature a conversation with the author as well as readings from the book. This will be a fun…