Events
In the book billed as “The Bible of Financial Freedom,” George Clason shares a timeless set of principles in ‘The Richest Man In Babylon’, published in 1926. As a series of short stories, the book teaches straightforward lessons that aim to show that the secrets to wealth building are unchanging and remain applicable throughout history. […]
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The Lion of Judah: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Emperor Haile Selassie I 2026 is the 134th Birthday Celebrations of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie I and the 90th anniversary of the Ethiopian Royal family becoming resident in exile in the City of Bath. On Thursday 16 July, Black History Studies will host […]
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COME AND JOIN the healing delights of Ital Yoga™ Sunday Soul Sessions vibes with International Basu, Meditation & Breath/Movement Coach Janelle Oswald at Islington’s new Black Cultural Centre. A Fab way to kick-start your weekend, rejuvenate your mind, build your core, open your chakras and meridian pathways learning how to master the 9 Rs… Reconnect, […]
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Four seminal Black films made at the beginning of the 1980s, on Tiger Bay, Leicester, Ladbroke Grove and Southall Struggles for Black Community, made for Channel 4 at the beginning of the 1980s, chart the milestones in Black people’s fight for justice – ‘race riots’ in Cardiff in post-war 1919, Notting Hill in 1958, Powell […]
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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 political independence alone was not enough—that Africa’s true freedom could only be secured through continental unity. Join Black History Studies for an engaging and thought-provoking […]
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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 still the mind, connect to deeper aspects of self and become receptive of the messages communicated by one’s own spirit. Using a series of practices […]
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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 often reduced to discussions about financial compensation. Yet if reparations are truly about repairing harm, what would a repaired African-descended community actually look like? This […]
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Black History Studies presents the Sankofa Sunday Screening of ‘Ancestral Voices: Spirit is Eternal’ This educational documentary explores the breath and depth of African Indigenous Spiritual systems, connecting ancient to contemporary Africa and the Diaspora, it is the first to correlate and expound on the shared philosophies and practices across systems, proving them to be […]
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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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