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About Black History Month

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Black History Month (BHM) Afrikan History Month (AHM)   is held every October in Britain, and February in USA and Canada.

The aims are to:

  • Promote knowledge of the  Black History , Cultural and Heritage 
  • Disseminate information on positive Black contributions to British Society
  • Heighten the confidence and awareness of Black people to  their cultural heritage.

The origins of BHM go back to 1926 when Carter G Woodson, editor for thirty years of the Journal of Negro History, established African Caribbean celebrations in America. It is still celebrated there in February each year. In Britain, the BHM has now grown to over  6,000 events. (updated October 2007 its 20th anniversary)

This site will celebrate BHM all year round. We will regularly update it and use it to educate, inform, and build confidence. Let's celebrate and share our African and Caribbean history.

People from our community have been promoting our arts and culture for many years. Examples can be traced to Berry Edwards in Manchester (Caribbean Week in the 70s), or Eric and Jessica Huntley from Ealing who regularly organised a Caribbean week in the late 70s and early 80's, or Alex Pascall who established, on BBC Radio London, the Black Londoners radio programme which went from a monthly, to a weekly, and then to a daily programme.

This site seeks to support the grassroots celebration of our heritage.

Read BHM FAQ

Contacts

Please contact by email in the first instance, giving all possible return contacts. Thanks.
http://www.black-history-month.co.uk
[email protected]
020 7642 9728
Well Placed Consultancy, Suite 46, 34 Buckingham Palace Rd, London SW1H ORH

Disclaimer & Copyright

Please read our disclaimer. It has come to our attention that certain parties are using text and pictures from this site without seeking permission, thus infringing our copyright and intellectual property rights. It is common courtesy to request permission, provide a credit to us for the information used, and where relevant provide a link to this site. Black-history-month.co.uk is a privately owned and independently funded website. We do not give credit, but we are happy to negiotiate with you. We are prepared to exchange service for service, providing the value can be matched. We reserve the right to take action to preserve our copyright and intellectual property rights at a time convenient to us.

Profiles

Mia Morrishttp://www.black-history-month.co.uk and http://www.wellplaced.co.uk are run by Mia Morris. Mia has a wide experience of working directly with the unemployed and those on low income in the Voluntary, Private and Public Sector. Her skills relate to Regeneration, Training, Community Outreach and Development. Current clients include Youth Charter Sports for Culture the Arts (YCSA), Centre for British Teachers (CfBT), African Caribbean Scientist Technology (ACSTN), Lewisham Education Business Partnership (LEBP), Home Office Network (HON) and the Rugby Football Union (RFU).

Mia has been shortlisted for the European Federation of Black Women Business Owners 2002 - Professional Award: This category aims to recognise a female business owner OR individual who has succeeded in her business sector whilst promoting the reputation of and progressing opportunities for other Black and Asian business owners, or individuals and the community in general.

See also feature Paving the way in education

Anita McKenzieAnita McKenzie.
Photos courtesy of McKenzie Heritage Picture Archive
Anita McKenzie is a professional photographer and trainer with over 18 years experience. She presents training and workshops on several subjects covering parenting and personal coaching; and identity, heritage, and cross cultural issues, for organisations, groups and individuals.

For ten years she also published the 'Children in Focus' photographic calendars, which was distributed to schools across the country.

Anita also runs McKenzie Heritage, a picture library specialising in offering images of black African, Asian and Caribbean communities for publishers. And Healing Image, from which her training and photographic services, and creative cultural products are offered.

 

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