The exhibition is structured around a programme of feature films, shorts, documentaries, and television programmes by celebrated filmmakers

The exhibition focuses on the lives of influential Croydon residents using archive material, oral history, spoken word and portraits

Each globe takes you on a journey, exploring themes including slavery and emancipation, racial justice, community, and hopeful visions for the future

interdisciplinary artists create new works, emphasising the experience Afrodiasporic communities in Europe, identity formations. migration and freedom of movement

An inspirational exploration of why women are under-represented in tech, why it matters, and what we can do about it

A new global movement to encourage and empower people of all backgrounds to celebrate their unique cultural heritage through fashion, hair and beauty

Themes covered include a mother’s love, belonging, sisterly bonds, migration, sexuality, gender, religion, repressed trauma and freedom struggles

A groundbreaking A-Z survey of the work of over 300 modern and contemporary artists born or based in Africa

Described as a ‘love letter to Nigeria’, the long-form series is steeped in science fiction, and includes themes of class divide and inequality

“It’s exhausting but I know my worth”: Grad Zine talks with the multifaceted Nigerian creative, ahead of her next show in London, in March

“I was hoping that they went for a dark-skinned girl for accurate representation like the cartoon. So, I was really happy when I got the role”

From cooking, cleaning, studying and taking care of siblings, essentially being the ‘second mother’ or ‘third parent’. Parentified children become hyper-independent adults

Just like the term ‘white saviour’ it is a critical description of a white person’s need and desire to liberate, rescue or uplift non-white people

2022 was a very sombre year, characterised by soaring food and energy prices, record breaking temperatures, and the passing of Queen Elizabeth II

An innovative one year programme designed to build the capacity and sustainability of small organisations

“I’ve been stopped, singled out for my hair, my short dress. They search my bags looking for condoms to arrest me for prostitution. It’s insane”.