Past Events
Deprecated shortcode. Use Queen Nanny: Legendary Maroon Chieftainess (U) Conceived by Jamaican-born, New Jersey-based filmmaker, Roy T. Anderson, and history professor, Harcourt T. Fuller, PhD, Queen Nanny: Legendary Maroon Chieftainess, a one-hour documentary-film, unearths and examine the mysterious figure that is Nanny of the Maroons; Jamaica’s sole female National Hero, and one of the most celebrated, but least […] On Saturday 24th November 2018, Black History Studies will present ‘10 Steps to Financial Success’ by Financial Educator, Charmaine Simpson. 10 Steps To Financial Success will show participants how to take financial control by making educated financial decisions based on clear priorities by following 10 easy steps. This workshop covers a variety of topics including […] On Friday 23rd November 2018, Black History Studies will present ‘10 Steps to Financial Success’ by Financial Educator, Charmaine Simpson. 10 Steps To Financial Success will show participants how to take financial control by making educated financial decisions based on clear priorities by following 10 easy steps. This workshop covers a variety of topics […] On Thursday 22nd November 2018, Black History Studies will present ‘10 Steps to Financial Success’ by Financial Educator, Charmaine Simpson. 10 Steps To Financial Success will show participants how to take financial control by making educated financial decisions based on clear priorities by following 10 easy steps. This workshop covers a variety of topics including debt reduction, […] Black History Studies brings you the loved and often misunderstood story of Americaʼs most overlooked musical genius, finally brought to light in “The Amazing Nina Simone.” Director Jeff L. Lieberman brings audiences on Nina’s journey from the segregated South, through the worlds of classical music, jazz joints & international concert halls. Navigating through the twists […] On Thursday 15th November 2018, Black History Studies will present ‘Financial Savvy Sistas: How to be Financially Intelligent with Money’ by Financial Educator, Charmaine Simpson. Women need to be smarter about money and money matters. This presentation aims to empower women to gain control over their lives through financial education so that they can handle their finances […] Black History Studies presents the South London Premiere of ‘Malcolm X: An Overwhelming Influence on the Black Power Movement’ (2017) by Thomas Muhammad An enlightening look at Malcolm’s early life and at the legacy of his powerful work in the historic struggles of freedom, justice and equality for Black people in America through the eyes […] The Hidden History of Africa Before the Slave Trade is a visually stunning presentation that addresses one key question: What history do Black people have before the slave trade started? This lecture discusses the Empire of Mali, the Yoruba Kingdoms, Medieval Sudan, Medieval Ethiopia and the East African Coast. These civilisations have left behind a splendid […] UCL Student Union BME Network and Black History Studies presents ‘Before the NHS: Black Nurses in Britain 1881-1948’ by Stephen Bourne. Stephen Bourne presents an engaging and informative illustrated talk about the lives of some of the pioneering African and Caribbean nurses who worked in Britain before the birth of the National Health Service in 1948. These will include Annie Brewster, […] Black History Studies in association with the Institute of Black Culture, Media and Sport presents the North London Premiere of the ‘African History of Sport’ documentary. “At least five thousand years ago, ancient African civilisations in KMT/Egypt, Nubia/Sudan, Ethiopia and Nile Valley East African kingdoms, invented a ‘Grand Philosophy’ which they called several names, including Sewetwet and […]
