Events
From Reparations to Restoration: Building Generational Wealth Through Financial Planning For generations, Black communities have fought for justice, recognition and reparations for the immense wealth extracted through transatlantic enslavement, colonialism and systemic discrimination. But what would meaningful reparations look like in practice? And how do we ensure that any restored wealth creates lasting prosperity for […]
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Black History Studies presents the FREE screening of ‘Looking For Love’ Despite modern advances in communication technology, many people face loneliness and depression. The new documentary from filmmaker Menelik Shabazz (‘The Story of Lovers Rock’, ‘Burning an Illusion’), Looking for Love, combines music and performances with intimate interviews exploring relationships within the UK’s black British […]
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Come and meet Lyndon Wissart “The Inspired Diabetic” the chef with the recipe to cure type 2 diabetes. Lyndon reversed his type 2 diabetes in 105 days. My name is Lyndon Wissart. I have been a Professional Chef with more than 30 years of experience. I have worked in many high-profile hotels and restaurants throughout […]
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Presentation 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 […]
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Sacred Roots: The History of Healing Oils in African and Ancient Civilisations Join us on a two-hour evening workshop exploring: The African origins of aromatic healing oils Ancient Egyptian, Hebrew and indigenous healing traditions The science behind why essential oils work Hands-on sensory activities and live demonstrations This session is for anyone curious about natural […]
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Matt Diop’s film Dahomey delves into the timely issue of the restitution of African artefacts looted during colonial rule. Matt Diop’s film Dahomey delves into the timely issue of restituting African artefacts looted during colonial rule. The film documents the return journey of 26 royal treasures from the Kingdom of Dahomey, which were taken by […]
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This new and exciting tour designed by Black History Study Tours explores the rich heritage of African History in Lisbon Portugal and its connection to African Chattel Enslavement and Colonialism. Embark on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant streets of Lisbon and delve into the captivating narratives of Portugal’s Black History. Join us for a weekend of discovery, […]
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This new and exciting tour, designed by Black History Study Tours, explores the rich heritage of African History in Paris, France and its connection to African Chattel Enslavement and Colonialism. Embark on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant streets of Paris and delve into the captivating narratives of France’s Black History. Paris was the centre […]
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From Cairo to Nubia, temples to tombs, history to healing — the full itinerary is now live on our website. https://blackhistorystudies.com/study-tours/the-ultimate-egypt-experience-18-september-2-october-2026 Ready to walk in the footsteps of greatness? Lock in your spot now using the link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdGa66yLWztzJUIOnQOSQ-Bj_dg0NAdNvtF-ewlO8OlQfZpKA/viewform?usp=header We are delighted to offer you this superb tour of Egypt. It comprises of a 14 day study […]
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