Events, talks, film screenings, reading groups and more. This year’s focus is ‘Black Futures: The Future is Now’ which asks us consider how the past influences the future, how history and knowledge can be reclaimed, and how we can make and imagine a liberated future for ourselves and achieve justice.
News
See more newsBlack Britain and Beyond: the meaning of Black Britishness
Speakers and performers including singer-songwriter Emeli Sandé, Dawn Butler MP, BBC Songs of Praise Presenter Diane Louise-Jordan, and British Actor...
What's changed as London's Covid alert level moves to 'High'
London currently has a local Covid alert level of high (often referred to as Tier Two) There are now new restrictions in place in...
Black History Month: The meanings behind the artwork
Written by Sandy Ogundele, Black and Minority Ethnic Students’ Officer This wonderful piece of artwork by Becca Human was...
Events
See more eventsBHM 2020 Film Screening: Babylon / Riots and Rumours of Riots (short)
Film and TV Society Platform |
Tuesday, 27 October 2020 - 6:30pm
Film and TV Society
Babylon follows a young reggae DJ (Brinsley Forde, M.B.E., frontman of the British group Aswad) of the Ital 1 Lion sound system in Thatcher-era South...
Mature and Part Time Students Virtual Speed Friending
Online |
Thursday, 29 October 2020 - 6:00pm
Meet other mature and part-time students’… At speed! Befriend someone, maybe even the entire group, as you spend 2 minutes per person getting...
Panel Discussion: Why does my university uphold white supremacy?
Online |
Thursday, 29 October 2020 - 7:00pm
Like many other institutions and workplaces, universities are not exempt from white supremacy the devastating effects it can have on the lives of...