Past Campaigns
Deprecated shortcode. Use The life of African liberationist, Marcus Garvey, is told through archive, drama, interviews and photography. Roy T Anderson USA 2021. 85min The charismatic Caribbean hero and Pan Africanist Marcus Mosiah Garvey is regarded globally as one of the world’s foremost 20th-century civil-rights leaders. Filmed in Jamaica, Ghana, Canada, USA, UK and Central America, this film […] Whitewashing Windrush Exhibition plus screening of: Windrush – Through a different lens The Whitewashing Windrush Exhibition by Everol Wilson covers the behind the scenes discussions relating to what led to the beginning of mass migration of West Indians to the UK after World War II or as Louise Bennett would later describe it “colonisation in […] Exploring the underrepresentation of Black women in social work management and leadership A community conversation and PhD research presentation Why are Black women still underrepresented in social work management and leadership? Join us for an important community conversation exploring race, gender, class, management, leadership, lived experiences and consider solutions for change. Together, we can build […] 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 Centre on Monday 15 June 2026 from 11am – 6pm. No booking or appointments necessary. This is a FREE drop-in clinic where you can simply turn […] FREE Webinar: What does Justice Look Like for the Church Today!Magnificas Humanitas and the Long Shadow of Empire: Mission, Memory, and Repair in the Black Church Sunday 14 June 2026 at 18:00 Speakers: Dr Harvey Kwiyani, Rev Dr Stephen Jennings, Rev Natasha BecklesPanel Host: Akeem Adagbada Community Theology at St Nicholas Perivale, in collaboration with Aquila’s House LVPL […] Black History Studies presents the Sankofa Sunday Screening of ‘Ancestral Voices: Esoteric African Knowledge.’ Avant-garde at its time of release, it is the first film to bring to the mainstream discourse, the still taboo and marginalized topic of African Spirituality. It opens up the discourse on why African spiritual systems remain demonized whilst other spiritual […] Black History Studies presents the Sankofa Sunday Screening of ‘After The Flood: The Church, Slavery And Reconciliation’. This new feature documentary shows how the 18th century Church became embroiled in chattel slavery. We discover how the Church justified its involvement in the trade and it’s lasting impact. The film then explores what this means for […] The review-smashing documentary…weaving together archive footage and interviews Little Richard: I Am Everything uncovers the story of the Black queer origins of rock n’ roll, exploding the whitewashed canon of American pop music to reveal the innovator – the originator– Richard Penniman. Through a wealth of archive and performance that brings us into Richard’s complicated inner world, […] Hip hop is more than music—it is a cultural movement built on creativity, community, and expression. This presentation explores the nine pillars of hip hop: DJing, MCing, Breaking, Graffiti, Beatboxing, Street Fashion, Street Language, Street Entrepreneurship, and Knowledge. Together, these elements represent the artistic, social, and intellectual foundations of the culture. While the first four […] This presentation will explore the rich, complex relationship between Black music and protest, from historical anthems of resistance to contemporary performances that challenge political and cultural boundaries. We’ll trace the roots of protest songs within Black cultural expression, examining how music has functioned not only as a form of dissent but also as a space […]
