A review of French colonial behaviour toward ‘independent’ African nations linked to films/books which tell these suppressed stories This event is organised by Black History Walks as part of 60 years since 1965 the first ever Race Relations Act, and

The rise of AI has meant threats and opportunities for Black history. We look at issues from new minstrels to ancient re-creations Presently some people are using AI to portray ancient African civilisations prior to European arrival while others are

Essential film about police killings and Janet’s 28 year fight for justice for her brother Christopher, the first custody death shown on TV Watch film trailer HERE Order the book Defiance HERE Double event of Ken Fero’s award-winning film about

Join the authors of My Little Black Book: A Blacktionary, for an evening of discussion on the changing language of race *Attend Prince of Peckham University for great weekly talks, July-September HERE Join the authors of My Little Black Book:

Join us online to uncover the Caribbean and Africa’s crucial role in shaping the outcome of World War Two Join Us Online! Get ready for World War 2: The Importance of the Caribbean – an exciting online book launch you

Legendary activist Professor Patrick Vernon reflects on how to protect Black history media in a time of increasing right-wing activity Recognising 60 years since the first ever Race Relations Act of 1965 Professor Patrick Vernon OBE is responsible for: 100

60 years since the 1965 Race Relations Act we review 60 Black groups that have achieved against the odds in the fight for equality After many meetings, protests and much lobbying, the first ever law against racial discrimination was passed

Judge Peter Herbert OBE, founder of Society of Black Lawyers speaks on race, law, history, African Odysseys, culture and Pan Africanism Please note the last time we ran this event ,1875 people registered to attend. This a physical, in person

In depth talk and two short films on the topic as linked to the work of Octavia Butler and recent Hollywood/African/Brazilian blockbusters What is Afro-futurism and how does it link to recent blockbuster films with superheroes ? This presentation by

60 years since the first Race Relations law we review Kung fu films and their impact on self-defence against violent racists of the 1970/80s An African Odysseys presentation: The 1970s surge of Kung Fu cinema coincided with attacks by violent

The rise of AI has meant threats and opportunities for Black history. We look at issues from new minstrels to ancient re-creations Presently some people are using AI to portray ancient African civilisations prior to European arrival while others are

Black British Civil Rights, 1965-2025 with renowned academic who fought for, then wrote laws and trained nations on racial equality 60 Years of Struggle: Black British Civil Rights, a film on education, housing, policing, health, migration and anti-racism since 1965.

Sinners Movie Breakdown Part 1/4 We will go through the movie scene by scene separating fact from fiction and detailing the various metaphors in this densely layered film apparently about vampires but saying much, much, more: We will cover: Redlining

Animation festival for 6–60-year-olds, with a variety of African-themed cartoons, movie clips and authentic interactive Black history Many artists are making up for the previous lack of positive images of Black people in animated films and comics, there’s a whole

What is Prince of Peckham University ? Black History Walks has teamed up with the Prince of Peckham pub to offer high quality, educational talks by Black academics on a variety of subjects. Prince of Peckham is a black-owned venue

This interactive session for kids and adults takes place at Fulham Palace. Fulham palace is set on acres of lovely park right next to the river, with a beach and lovely playpark The Little Mermaid’s first iteration (1989) as a

Banned Black films screened by African Odysseys since 2007 with facts, statistics, reasons plus systemic racism @BFI Southbank The volunteer-run, African Odysseys film programme screened monthly, popular, anti-racist, Black films with Q&A’s for 17 years at the BFI. It regularly

Continuing Professional Development For African, Caribbean & Mixed Heritage Educators & School Governors A transformative professional development series designed to equip educators with the knowledge, strategies, and confidence to close the Black Attainment Gap and foster culturally inclusive learning environments.

Join the team behind the Black British History x Public History Network and invited speakers to discuss what’s next for the network Black British Public History Network: Safeguarding Black British Histories. In this event we will be discussing ways to

Illustrated talk by author Stephen Bourne on the Black history of the London stage; actors. directors, producers, plays, dance and scandals This book celebrates the pioneers of Black British theatre, beginning in 1825, when Ira Aldridge made history as the

Update to Baldwin’s debate at Cambridge university 1965 linking US /Black British Civil Rights and the fight for positive imagery James Baldwin fought for equality on both sides of the Atlantic. At Cambridge University in 1965 he debated the right