08 October 2022
Arts & Culture
Alma and Gene’s fate becomes tragically intertwined and they can’t escape the legacy of racism and the tensions within their own community
08 September 2022
Arts & Culture
In a Southbank Centre commission, the poet’s examination of the lives of Black British men and boys is adapted for the stage
13 October 2022
Panel Talks & Workshops
The memoir is a rallying cry examining the systems and biases that shape society, and a groundbreaking account of the impact of racism on Black mental health
20 October 2022
Panel Talks & Workshops
CONNECT. PITCH. WIN. An invaluable opportunity to network, find out about new funding opportunities and pitch to win £10K
26 October 2022
Arts & Culture
This heartfelt, warm, and wise story celebrates the power of family bonds, the joy of making new friends, and finding what makes you feel whole
05 November 2022
Arts & Culture
In the face of hardship and dwindling opportunity, Angel and her friends battle to keep their artistic dreams alive
11 November 2022
Arts & Culture
The role of T’Challa has not been recast, and thankfully there are no plans to use a ‘digital double’ in the sequel
01 December 2022
Panel Talks & Workshops
Reflecting on his childhood, self-expression and Britishness, the institutional care system, race, family and the meaning of home
14 December 2022
Arts & Culture
Perhaps best known for her debut solo single “Oops (Oh My)” Tweet is hailed as one of the best voices of the new millennium
16 December 2022
Arts & Culture
In this narrative feature film, Aisha is an undocumented Senegalese nanny hired as a domestic worker by a wealthy family in New York City
31 December 2022
Arts & Culture
The story of how Liverpool’s Black community supported the anti-apartheid campaign in the 1980s
16 February 2023
Arts & Culture
Wiley’s portrait depicts Melissa Thompson, a young woman the artist met at Ridley Road Market in Dalston, East London
