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Deprecated shortcode. Use Explore the legacy, culture, and resilience of Afro-Latin Americans, shedding light on their invaluable impact on the region. Journey with us as Black History Studies uncovers and celebrates the often-overlooked history and contributions of Black communities in Latin America. This enlightening webinar by Black History Studies will explore the legacy, culture, and resilience of Afro-Latin […] Considered one of the 20th Century’s most charismatic and controversial civil rights leaders, Malcolm X wielded extraordinary power, influencing the way American society perceived the role of the Black Man during his short political life. Malcolm X: By Any Means Necessary is a documentary of Malcolm’s life as a child up to when he was murdered. The […] The Black Theology forum invites Global Majority Heritage (GMH) scholars, students, faith leaders, activists and those interested in or new to Black theology. The Black Theology Forum (BTF) is a leading monthly gathering for lively, interactive discussions blending scholarship and transformative practice for constructive, critical conversations on a wide range of topics. The event is […] On Wednesday 13 May 2026, Black History Studies will present ‘Building Generational Black Wealth: How to Secure Generational Prosperity’ ‘Generational wealth is wealth that is passed down from one generation to another. This is through the accumulation of assets for the future to provide financial security.’ If you are able to leave something behind for […] On Sunday 10 May 2026, we present a presentation titled The 10 Financial Commandments of Money Management’ In this webinar, we will assess the value of financial education by drawing from Christian theology — especially the Bible — and from financial literacy and practice. There are Biblical financial lessons that can be applied to modern […] Black History Studies presents FREE Webinar – Against Erasure: Black Victims and Resistance to Nazism This webinar highlights the often-forgotten history of Black victims of the Nazi era while also honouring Black individuals who resisted Nazi oppression. It will explore how Nazi racial ideology targeted Black communities through discrimination, forced sterilisation, imprisonment, medical abuse, and […] CANCELLED DUE TO LOW ENROLMENT Make History come to life with this Sankofa Sunday ‘Black Inventors & Pioneers’ children workshops Make History come to life with these Sankofa Sunday children workshop led by Charmaine Simpson of Black History Studies. With its emphasis on Black racial identity, pride and self-determination, Black Power influenced everything from popular […] Hear three talks about some of the Black figures and activists who can be found in the archives. Presentation – ‘The Codrington’s Plantations – A Micro-Global history of the Colonial Church of England’ by Eleanor Hex Presentation – ‘We must speak in a whisper: Remembering the 1816 Barbados Rebellion’ by Annabelle Gilmore Presentation – ‘Insurrection […] This webinar explores the powerful history of African resistance to enslavement and the enduring legacy of those who fought for freedom. While slavery is often portrayed through narratives of oppression and suffering, this session highlights the courage, resilience, and leadership of Africans and people of African descent who resisted enslavement in many forms such as […] What enslaved people’s narratives from the Caribbean reveal about their lived experiences and their engagement with religion This webinar examines what enslaved people’s narratives from the Caribbean reveal about their lived experiences and their engagement with religion. It argues that while Christianity was used by enslavers to justify enslavement and to maintain power and control, […]
