Black history is British history. It should be taught throughout the year, and across the curriculum—not just confined to a single month.
Here are some suggested courses, resources and educational and cultural event providers.
Discover, learn together and explore - and most importantly enjoy.
Previous Online Workshop: A Story to Tell: Creating, Collecting and Sharing our Stories - October 2020
Interested but new to collecting stories? Storytelling is a tradition especially cherished in Caribbean and African cultures, and is known to have a positive impact on people's health and well-being. Reconnecting with that tradition, this workshop showcased successful oral history and collective memory projects in Haringey, which have recorded the stories of our elders, and are now held in the archives at Bruce Castle Museum.
If you missed the workshop you can view the workshop presentation slides below.
Goldsmith's offers an MA in Black British History.
Facilitates group learning and bringing together a culturally diverse and intergenerational group of community activists and changemakers.
Discover over 600 years of Haringey's black history, compiled by Bruce Castle Museum and Archive.
You can uncover and research more about Haringey's black history, community histories and local history at Bruce Castle Museum and Archive.
You can also take part in a series of local walks:
