Estate Planning involves helping people write wills, lasting powers of attorney, and trusts, as well as planning for inheritance tax. National Wills Team will be available at the Black Cultural…
Black History Studies presents the Author Talk and Book Launch of A Country Man’s Journey: Mi Come Yah Fi Work by Mr George Robert Kelly When Alfred Browns father Emmanuel…
Black History Studies presents the Author Talk and Book Launch of 'Huey P. Newton: I am We' by Assistant Professor at New York University Delio Vasquez. Delio Vasquez will be…
Black History Studies presents the FREE presentation Ibrahim Traoré: Hero for Africa? Examining the Rise of a New Pan-African Leader. Few African leaders in recent decades have generated as much…
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…
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…
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…
Black History Studies presents the Sankofa Sunday interactive workshop on 'Reparations in Action: Imagining and Building a Repaired Community: Moving Beyond Compensation Towards Healing, Justice and Collective Transformation'. Reparations are…
Ancestral Voices Co-Founder Verona Spence-Adofo partners with The Black Cultural Centre to deliver a session of her transformative healing experience. This communal healing space is open to all and provides the opportunity to…
More than sixty years after Ghana became the first sub-Saharan African nation to achieve independence, the vision of Kwame Nkrumah remains as powerful and relevant as ever. Nkrumah believed that…