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On Thursday 15 December 2016, Black Cultural Archives invited leading historians to a round table to discuss how to shift narratives in Black British history from the margins to the mainstream. Following the BBC Two series ‘Black and British: A Forgotten History’, we will reflect on some of the significant moments presented, exploring the journey [...]
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Black Cultural Archives’ Vice-Chair Miranda Brawn steps up to become a Patron of the UK’s Black heritage centre. Miranda Brawn is currently Vice-Chair on the Board of Black Cultural Archives and will continue to support the sustainability of the national organisation. Miranda will join the other Patrons of the Black Cultural Archives namely Dame Jocelyn [...]
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“I’m inspired by natural harmony and beauty, I love to paint.” Essay by Wesley Kerr Rudi was a painter, potter, actor – born in Duckenfield Jamaica in 1933 and died in Notting Hill in 2013 – who for over four decades was a prodigious and successful artist. In life he had over 40 exhibitions (on [...]
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Immerse yourself in our series of virtual exhibitions on the Google Cultural Institute. Drawing from our extensive collection, we use archive materials to share the stories of Black British history. Black Women in Britain Black women have been part of British history for centuries. The contributions and lives of Black women have embodied the qualities [...]
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BBC’s Black and British season celebrates the achievements of Black people in the UK, exploring the rich culture and history of Black Britain. In partnership with BBC, we are launching an exciting programme of activities responding to the season. Running throughout November 2016 and led by programming on BBC Two and Four, with other content across BBC television, radio [...]
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Black Cultural Archives Vice-Chair, Miranda Brawn, has launched the UK’s first diversity lecture – The Miranda Brawn Diversity Leadership Annual Lecture – which was attended by around one hundred 14 to 21 year old Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) future leaders and hosted by the UK’s leading law school, The University of Law [...]
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(left to right) Jules Pipe (Planning Regeneration and Skills), Cllr. Sonia Winfred, Cllr. Florence Eshalomi – London Assembly Member, Justine Simons OBE (Deputy Mayor for Culture & the Creative Industries), Paul Reid (BCA Director), Dawn Hill (BCA Chair), Matthew Ryder QC (Deputy Mayor – Social Integration, Social Mobility and Community Engagement), Sadiq Khan (London Mayor), [...]
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Check us out on Google’s homepage today! We are launching a series of online exhibitions as part of the Google Cultural Institute. The first in the series will see our inaugural exhibition Re-imagine: Black Women in Britain brought back to life for new audiences across the globe. Re-imagine features a diverse selection of women, inspired [...]
Collections
Over thirty years ago, Len Garrison, a co-founder of Black Cultural Archives, asked the question ‘Where are our Heroes, Martyrs and Monuments?’. Founded in 1981, Black Cultural Archives began collecting materials which would seek to redress the historical imbalance of the representation of Black people in Britain. The aim to build a monument to collect, preserve [...]
Learning
Our learning programme explores Black British history through our unique archive collection and is open to all ages. As part of an exciting programme of workshops, activities, exhibitions and events we often work collaboratively with professional practitioners to bring a fresh approach and inspire our work. To find out more about our Learning Approach, click [...]
Support
Since its inception, we have not simply survived, but thrived thanks to the support of organisations and people like you. It’s no small statement to say we couldn’t do it without you. Thank you. As we move beyond achieving our shared goal of founding the country’s first Black heritage centre, we need your help more [...]
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