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Windrush - A Reading Perspective 27 Oct Reading Museum Come and hear first-hand the experiences of Reading's #Windrush generation. A fascinating insight covering their arrival and early years in Reading. ow.ly/XfUH30mdqd8 #BHM2018 #BHM #History

Today we are launching a landmark report on race and ethnicity in UK History, highlighting the need for greater diversity in our discipline. Read more about our report here: royalhistsoc.org/racereport

A fantastic piece by A to the S about the women of Britain's Black Liberation Front #BlackHistoryMonth Women's History Network - at Bluesky and LinkedIn womenshistorynetwork.org/category/blog/

Talk about movement swag. Not sure about bag number three but this is the most fascinating photo at the #BlackPower exhibit at the SchomburgCenter These women are my age. Wonder what sort of fierce things they’re doing now. #Blackgirls Nazera Sadiq Wright Koritha Mitchell #BlackGirlsRock

👉🏾Officially drops on November 15th from @NorthwesternUP! 'New Perspectives on the Black Intellectual Tradition' | Eds. Dr. Keisha N. Blain, @ccamrun2 & Ashley D. Farmer buff.ly/2G6suGt 🙌🏾AAIHS #AAIHSBook #History

Thrilled to be listening to Lonnie Bunch talk about building Smithsonian’s NMAAHC , a museum “...to help America remember not just what it wants to remember, but what it needs to remember” UCL IAS @ucl-ias.bsky.social

Black Writers in Portsmouth in The Age of Slavery 31 Oct University of Portsmouth Explore fascinating life stories & writings of some Black writers who lived in or visited Portsmouth during 18th & 19th centuries. Often arriving as sailors... ow.ly/KWaQ30m4pgy #BHM2018

An important reflection on WWI commemorations by @john_siblon who is always a great speaker.....

Pan Africanism: An evening with Professor Hakim Adi museumoflondon.org.uk/museum-london-…

We're delighted to announce that we've been awarded funding by @heritagelottery for our project, A Hidden History: African Women and the British Health Service 1930-2000 #hlfsupported Hakim Adi A to the S @timahnoir @stephaniekeen_ @lamesharuddock younghistoriansproject.org/single-post/20…

And another Edinburgh post: Lecturer in African History pre 1900: jobs.ac.uk/job/BOB070/lec…

This is a link to a 2015 blog on Julius Eastman’s work, which includes a section of the ‘Gay Guerrilla’ score - & correct spelling from me this time at least..... blog.oup.com/2015/05/julius…

If you missed ‘Un-forgetting Julius Eastman’, a great programme with @ElaineMitchener on the black ‘gay guerrilla’ musician, it’s still available BBC Radio 4

Such moving reflections from photographer Vanley Burke on making a life in Britain on BBC Radio 4 this morning, bbc.in/2QjC35N

Great blog post on time capsules & temperance by ⁦⁦⁦⁦@JamesKneale⁩ jameskneale.com/2018/10/30/the…

Town Hall Talks: John Archer and Pan Africanism, Then and Now 19 Nov Battersea Arts Centre Explore why John Archer (1st black mayor of a London borough in 1913) got involved in Pan Africanism with Prof. Hakim Adi ow.ly/4XSW50jGB49 Hakim Adi #history #panafrican

London's Debt to & Involvement with Slavery 21 Jan Museum of London Docklands London, E14 4AL Extensive research on slave ownership, individuals with London connections heavily involved in the slave economy. Dr Katie Donington Prof. Selwyn Cudjoe ow.ly/i1X750k59rl

Refreshed #oralhistory guidance from The National Lottery Heritage Fund available: heritagefund.org.uk/publications/o… Spread the word British Library Oral History Oral History Society Scottish Oral History Centre