Black history

Museum collections inspire new Black history book

Interactive book is aimed at schools, museums and community groups

Statues, exhibitions and activities mark Black History Month

Government makes two new Grade II listings to recognise significant figures

Working life | ‘We must get comfortable with the uncomfortable’

Carolyn Baguma talks about her role leading The World Reimagined – a national arts education project that aims to transform how people understand the transatlantic slave trade

Call to make 75th Windrush anniversary a ‘major national moment’

Letter urges government to raise profile of Windrush Day 2023 as new monuments are unveiled

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How traditional African technologies can create holistic repair

Exploring capitalism, reparatory justice and collective economics at the Museum of London Docklands

Sculptures to honour Windrush generation in Hackney

The creations will be unveiled on Windrush Day in June

Week-long Welsh Museums Festival kicks off

Black History Month and Halloween inspire physical and virtual activities

Creating virtual classrooms for schools

National Museums Liverpool shares how community engagement has shaped its transatlantic slavery workshops

Proud to be: Museums mark Black History Month

This year's event celebrates pride in Black heritage and culture

Building the future

Leading voices from across the globe share their insights and experiences of their efforts to advance the world’s understanding and knowledge of Black history

Into the groove

Patrick Vernon is preserving African diaspora heritage through a radio show broadcast from a space station in the year 2300

Out of many, one museum

Curating content that allows people of colour to see and be themselves might one day give them a sense of belonging, says Carol Ann Dixon