Boxer, humanitarian and model Ramla Ali introduces her new book ‘Not Without A Fight’

In her return to the Royal Festival Hall, Adichie discusses her most recent book, Notes on Grief, written following the death of her father

The visionary novelist and Nobel Laureate, is celebrated by writers Margaret Busby, Tsitsi Dangarembga and Nadifa Mohamed, chaired by Razia Iqbal

Unapologetically sharing her faith, the Emmy-nominated actress takes readers on a journey through the highs and lows, before entering her dreamland

While the world endeavours to become more inclusive, and businesses strive to eradicate discrimination, the book explores Black identity in the workplace

From the inception of the modern welfare state, Black people and Women were excluded from ideals of citizenship and Britishness

Political actors have been pushing a return to normalcy while millions of people are still at risk of dying under another wave

You are my child. My special child. Not an in-between, just my child. I was not brave enough to stand up for you, but the people with you are your pillars

We can not sacrifice communities for the promises of commercial enterprise; our economies and our cities are built by people, not corporations

‘Grief is not linear. I wasn’t an archivist in the way I am now to capture those memories, or those stories that she told or shared with me’

The mythologising of Scottish history often presents the country as the harmed, often ignoring their ability to cause harm

In this film, though her words engage with mundane, day to day living, they are underlined with an edge of the profound and the universal

The government’s manifesto promised to implement a points-based immigration system, attracting the most highly qualified talent from across the globe

This years event explores the theme of friendship through unmissable encounters with the writers and artists shaping our cultural life

New grant funding opportunities over the coming months