Welcome to Black History 365... The premier all year round independent comprehensive portal; Celebrating and highlighting Caribbean and African activities, with profiles, articles and news plus an Amazon Media store with a range of DVD’s, Videos, Books and Posters, plus e bulletin with visitors special offers.
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New Issue of Black History 365 "Out Now" |
| The award winning newspaper Black History 365 is available to be ordered now. Created to compliment the premier independent website: www.black-history-month.co.uk |
| We welcome subscriptions and bulk orders for the newspaper, you can order the publication on 0207 642 9728. We can also take payment over the phone. The newspaper is being distributed this week you can collect a copy from the following places:- Lambeth and Westminster libraries, Imperial War Museum, Victoria and Albert, Museum of Docklands and London, the British Museum, Brent, Camden and Harringey libraries. |
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Events Menu (all our Events, Jobs, Opportunities etc. are listed here and below.)
Whats on the site:
Anansekrom 25th July |
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Ballet Black Performance | 2nd July |
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Black History Season 2009
Michael Jackson 1958 - 2009 |
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Museum of London Docklands pays tribute to the ‘Living Ancestors’ of Dominica |
The 1st April 2009 marks the launch of ‘Living Ancestors’, a thought provoking display of portraits by London based artist Gabrielle Le Roux, hosted at Museum of London Docklands. Of the 71,000 people living on the Caribbean island of Dominica, there are close to 100 centenarians and many more people in their nineties – the majority of these are women. more |
Living Ancestors; A tribute in portraits and stories to the world’s oldest woman and other Caribbean centenarians opens 1st April and runs until 31st July 2009. It is free to alumni staff and to Museum annual £5.00 ticket holders, admission for children is also free. |
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Events & Exhibitions 2009
All year round, all UK. Concerts, Exhibitions, Meetings, Conferences, Performances, Theatre... click flyers for details also go to our Events page
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Word Power
24th - 25th Oct |
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Monty Mango
every weekend |

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The Lottie Betts-Priddy Education Trust
18th July |
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Ablade Glover
2nd July - 1st August
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Learning Links
Oct - Nov 09 |
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Barack Obama poster offer
from Alexandra Galleries |
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Order your copy of "Destiny" and "This is our moment" now! for only £4.99 each buy now |
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| AWEDIS Promotions Dinner and Dance 4th July 09 |
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- GPI Generation A Reading & Talk by Olive Senior, Wednesday 1st July 2009 more
- HOUSE OF THE HOLY AFRO by Third World Bunfight Conceived and directed by Brett Bailey. 5th-8th Aug /
Early Bird offer now on sale more
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The Healing Of Africa Monument Project |
| If you are not yet fully aware of The Healing Of Africa Monument Project, this document is for your attention. An international selection of community-based organizations has been launched for a major international film documentary. |
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The Dual Community Empowerment Initiative |
| This information has been prepared to help you spread the word, support the project in The Gambia and at the same time, position your group/organization to receive economic empowerment for your community-based projects. |
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Articles
on Black History, tributes, and areas of interest
to the Black community + News Updates from
other sites...
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'Before The Slave Trade:
African World History in Pictures' |
The new book 'Before The Slave Trade: African World History in Pictures' by Robin Walker is now available! Check out the official website. click here to visit the site |
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The book that changed my life |
After leaving university I worked in the travel business, then publishing before taking a career gamble to work as freelance in pr for black arts. But things were not geling, I needed direction, and I found it in Live Your Dreams by Les Brown. |
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Black Inventors, Crafting Over 200 years of Success |
Black Inventors, Crafting Over 200 years of Success, clearly highlights the work of Black inventors from over seventy countries. The author, Keith C. Holmes, has spent more than twenty years researching information on inventions by Black people from Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, France, Germany, Ghana, Haiti, Jamaica, Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa, Trinidad and Tobago, to name a few. read more |
Mia Morris profiled on www.obv.org.uk |
Mia Morris, described as a renaissance woman, has established herself as a leading light in the Black community. OBV profiles this lady on a mission to raise Black awareness... |
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Black History read
By Sharna Tiana Tagon x Original. |
On the Pulse of Morning read
Author: Dr. Maya Angelou |
Black Slavery in The Modern Context read
Author: Jennifer Hooper |
Quote of the Month |
 "History is a clock people use to tell their historical culture and political time of the day. It's a compass that people use to find themselves on the map of human geography. The history tells them where they have been, where they are and what they are. But most importantly history tells a people where they still must go and what they still must be"
Dr. John Henrik Clarke |
Barack H Obama 44th USA President |
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Obama's BHM info page view
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- New: We are thrilled to announce that the International Slavery Museum (ISM) has reached the semi-finals of the National Lottery Awards and will be representing the North West in our category, Best Heritage project. more
- UEFA’s Only A Game? Exhibition at World Museum Liverpool played host to a debate on the future of European football. more
- Three more exceptional individuals have been added to the Black Achievers’ Wall at the International Slavery Museum. more
- Southwark Blue Plaques! vote now more
- CSAS Alert: London Action Trust film view
- Nigerian streets to be named for Bob Marley, Malcolm X, and others more
- updated: Jamaican is first black, youngest to fly solo around the world read more | BBC News Link
- THE DIVERSITY OF THE WINDRUSH GENERATION more
- Nelson Mandela at 90
At his inauguration as President of South Africa in May 1994, Nelson Mandela said ‘Out of the experience of an extraordinary human disaster must be born a society of which all humanity will be proud … ’. After 50 years of one of the most inhumane societies the world has ever known, a new South Africa was born. read more
- Ethnic diversity in schools reduces discrimination More
- Special report on Women & Philanthropy:
PDF version | web version
- Trailblazers is a series of indepth interviews
a celebration, for Black History Month, of
people of colour who have achieved extraordinary things… more
- what's new on COLOURTELLY. visit site
- Black Star Line read more
- Aron Ranen's Black Hair Documentary more
- Ten Tips for inner happiness. read more
- Dreadlocked Miss Jamaica puts Rastas in
new light jamaica-gleaner
- MA-AT Black Children TV Drama series specifically developed for the educational and cultural development of Black children. Read More
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Dance in England: The Pathway here. Hilary
Carty, has experienced at first hand the
highs and lows of black dance in England.
We asked her to capture those insights
for future generations…
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- 100 Black Screen Icons is a unique website that sheds light on 100 of the most significant black personalities in film and television and asks visitors to vote on their favourite in four different categories.
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On the Web
- Reuters.co.uk "Britain's slave trade records
go online" Read More
- British Government must apologise Must Read
News and Letters of Interest
- New: BHM June 09 News Letter read
- Summer Edition of Black History 365
PDF Edition (3.4mb)
- Our first issue of Black History 365
click here (4.5mb PDF)
- News Letter: Liberty Hall p1, p2, p3, p4
- Mia Morris: The search for the truth A must read
SisterSpeak Online talks with Mia Morris |
| SisterSpeak Online crossed the Atlantic to connect with Mia Morris, business woman and social entrepreneur with a heart for culture and community. Heralded by many as the 'leading light' for Black Britain, Mia has managed to successfully craft a creative business enterprise while staying true to her heart for service. |
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Simply
job vacancies!
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- PATH National Ltd
Management Development Programme (MDP) more
- Nubian Natural - Staff needed
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OUR ROOTS four-page colour comic at
£2.00 a copy. The more copies you purchase
the the better the discount. Ideal for schools, libraries and individuals. www.tayofatunla.com |
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Meeting Fancy is a children’s story simply
told, that is set on the beautiful Killiney Beach in Ireland and geared to children
aged sevento eleven years old.
read more | purchase book |
| AFRIK |
AFRIK Introduce - Free After School Support for BME Children (Black Ethnic Minority) more info |
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Details of opportunities, competitions, "call
for papers", appeals for volunteers etc...
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Black and world history course in pictures.
2nd Saturday of every month
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‘Skills for Life’ training course
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- Are any of your children currently out of work, not in education or training?
- Are they aged between 16- 18 years and living in Southwark?
A new ‘Skills for Life’ training course will give them business skills, learn about the music industry, improve their Internet marketing skills, boost health awareness and knowledge of self |
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- New: Following the publication of the £42.5 million action plan ‘Real Help for Communities: Volunteers, Charities and Social Enterprises’, the Office of the Third Sector is holding 9 free regional roadshows for small and medium frontline third sector organisations to provide a practical understanding of how to access the support available. more
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- MAST is an educational, cultural & networking program of study tours to learn about, experience & engage with Afrika from an Afrikan perspective. more
- The Center for New England Culture is soliciting papers for its 4th Annual Black New England Conference. The theme for this year’s conference is “New England Beyond Black and White. more
- The Royal Geographical Society (with The Institute of British Geographers) would like to draw you attention to several exciting opportunities that might be of interest to members of your organisation.
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- YPF 2 Local Grants Programme Open.
The Young People’s Fund 2 local grants programme will make available £38 million to support projects lead by young people across England. read more
- Radio Operations - Bursary Scheme
Are you lookingfor a new challenge and the opportunity to work in one of the most well known organisations Worldwide? Well, BBC Radio Resources may have just the opportunity for you. read more
- PATH National Ltd Management Development Programme(MDP) read more
- The Centre for Caribbean Studies is offering a relatively and Creole Poetics'. It is a unique course in the very vibrant field of Caribbean studies. read more
- PARDNER HAND CALL FOR SUBMISSION read more
- Futurebuilders England
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"HELP SAVE TOMI AGE 4" |
In March 2006, he was diagnosed as suffering from T-Cell Leukaemia a cancer of the white blood cells. We need as many people as possible to come forward and join the bone marrow register to give Tomi and many other sufferers a better opportunity to save their lives. More info |
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Haringey's Adoption Campaign |
A new section starting with Haringey's Adoption Campaign, which features profiles of children needing loving homes - adoption is easier than you think - and you don't have to be from Haringey to adopt.
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"We tend to take what we have for granted. We are living like Kings and Queens in comparison to some of our brothers and sisters around the world. We must do what we can..."
Web Maestro |
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- Bulock Day Care Nursery
Fund Raising Appeal read more
- Make Female Genital Mutilation History!
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Links
Black
History, Historical Figures, Arts, Museums,
Politics, Charities, Fair Trading, and much
much more...
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Workshops
from Wellplaced Consultancy. Speakers, experts,
presentations, resource lists, and workbooks
(for schools) and more ... Go to Workshops |
- Example: School
and College Presentations - Can include "creative
animateurs" - writers, filmmakers,
poets etc; Can include "themedays" -
e.g. citizenship, first impressions count,
work experience preparation day, Black history
and experience workshops; etc...Visit Workshops
- "Mia Morris is one of the most
energetic and passionate speaker on a topic
which is boundless -
the search for truth of the past."See Citations
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History
of BHM, About the BHM website, Profiles, Contacts & so
on...
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BHM
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to BHM FAQ
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- The origins of BHM go back to 1926 when Carter
G Woodson, established African Caribbean celebrations
in America. It is still celebrated there in
February each year. In Britain, the BHM
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now grown to over 4000 events... Read
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Citations
What
people say about BHM & Workshops ...
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to Citations
"I have a prominent and permanent link
to BHM website on my own Mary
Seacole site. This is to ensure that visitors
are clearly signposted to this fantastic resource
throughout the year. It is crammed with facts,
events, and current information and I am constantly
referring people to this excellent initiative". Professor
Elizabeth Anionwu, Head of the Mary Seacole Centre
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- Black History 365: Congratulations on a fantastic newsletter....., packed tight like sardines but full of flavour.Professor Gus John
- BHM: "This
website puts the history back into Black
History Month! ...the first port of call for
BHM events!" Steve Martin -
writer, researcher of Black History
- BHM: Thank you very much for your support. It is greatly appreciated. With the support of people like yourself I am sure we will produce a world class research institute and education centre by 2010.
Dr Richard Benjamin International Slavery Museum (ISM)
Liverpool - Head of the ISM
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