Kennetta Hammond Perry and Kehinde Andrews lead two-part lecture that explores the Windrush story

Adams’ cross-disciplinary practice combines aspects of weaving, sculpture and installation whilst exploring concerns related to race, religion and sexuality

ImageNation – an innovative Harlem-based company partners with the Apollo to present screenings featuring Pan-African films

“If my mother contracted and died of the virus, I would not be able to forgive both myself and her for not working through our relationship”

“You either abided by the laws of mainstream Black culture or you got relegated to the margins with the white people. Dougie or die”

With amnesia comes riches and power unbound. My brother, my Adebiyi had been stolen, and he had forgotten

“feminist advocacy should make people uncomfortable. It aims to disrupt the status quo – and there isn’t anything comfortable about it”

Historical drug trials across the continent provide a glimpse into the sinister history of Africa functioning as a testing ground for European scientists

Edith Magak and political commentators Nabilah Usman and Richard Ali, discuss the recent death of Chad’s former leader Idriss Déby, and the appointment of his son Mahamat Déby Itno

Zero not only gives us a show with a Black protagonist with superpowers, but sheds light on the issue of corrupt over policing in urban areas in Italy

“2004 was the opening of the Pandora Box when Islamophobia became a legal form of discrimination and not just an opinion.”

‘I’m not going to denigrate the efforts of teachers and leaders, but from a top-down perspective, the history curriculum is just a White Supremacist nightmare’

The SIV offers a fully interactive experience, a space to promote equality and diversity – an antidote to negative portrayals of Black art, culture and history

A day to celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom, and to defend the media from attacks on their independence

‘This history, this archive needs to be protected and that’s why I’m still working to make sure that happens in the longer term’