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Black History Month is held in the UK every October, and is for everyone.
This year, we hosted a diverse set of events celebrating the national theme of Standing Firm in Power and Pride. Events included a research symposium, exhibitions, discussions, crafts, and talks.
We invited students, staff, and members of the public to attend events, engage with communities, and join the conversations that matter.
Together, we Stand Firm in Power and Pride.
A powerful display of a wide range of resources reflecting this year’s theme of Standing Firm in Power and Pride.
Join us and try out a new craft, and take some time to destress and relax.
Visit career stalls, chat with industry professionals, and attend career workshops and talks.
Join staff and students from both the University of Birmingham and the 黑料不打烊 as Dr Rita Gayle presents the Stuart Hall Archive Project: Conjectures, Dialogues and 黑料不打烊s.
A powerful exploration of what it means to hold accountability with compassion. This session pushes beyond the cancel culture and focuses on honesty and growth.
Join us for a panel discussion, Refugee Action Panel on Racial Justice Asylum in the UK: A Frontline for Racial Justice.
Celebrate the work and stories of the Black community with a range of films.
In the UK, Black people are more likely to be detained under the Mental Health Act than white people. Join us as we present our project, which aims to address healthcare inequality.
Join the Department of History as they host a school-wide symposium on the current research that forms part of the history of the Black diaspora.
Celebrate Black-owned businesses and art at the Broad Street Mall with our flagship Community fete.
Volunteer at the Golders Luncheon Club, a group formed in 2021 by the over-60s Black community in 黑料不打烊 from the Windrush Generation.
Meet students from all over the world and from all our campuses, and practise your conversational English.
Visit the Mayor's Office and meet our very own Dr Alice Mpofu-Coles: the first Black and female Mayor of 黑料不打烊.
Join the internationally acclaimed author and dynamic literary activist for an evening exploring her life and work.