Webinar on Understanding Menopause: A Culturally Inclusive Journey by Marjorie Grant UNDERSTANDING MENOPAUSE: A Culturally Inclusive Journey Join us for an enlightening evening exploring menopause through our unique cultural lens. WHAT YOU’LL GAIN: Understanding of how menopause affects women across different ethnicities Practical strategies for managing symptoms Knowledge about cultural and religious considerations Tools for […]

The history of medicine and science is marked by racial injustice and myriad forms of violence: unequal access to health care, the segregation of medical facilities and the exclusion of Black people from medical education are some of the most obvious examples. These, together with inequalities in housing, employment opportunities, wealth, and social service provision, […]

Black History Studies in association with Future Think is proud to host a presentation by renowned UK-based missiologist Dr Harvey Kwiyani, African Christianity Programme Lead at the 225-year-old Church Mission Society. The presentation will be followed by a conversation with Dr Annabelle Gilmore and Mr Kwesi Ochosi, and Q&As with participants. Dr Harvey Kwiyani, founder […]

What enslaved people’s narratives from the Caribbean reveal about their lived experiences and their engagement with religion This webinar examines what enslaved people’s narratives from the Caribbean reveal about their lived experiences and their engagement with religion. It argues that while Christianity was used by enslavers to justify enslavement and to maintain power and control, […]

This webinar explores the powerful history of African resistance to enslavement and the enduring legacy of those who fought for freedom. While slavery is often portrayed through narratives of oppression and suffering, this session highlights the courage, resilience, and leadership of Africans and people of African descent who resisted enslavement in many forms such as […]