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An Introduction

Welcome to Cambridge Black History Month 2020

Black History Month

Black History Month is held every year in October. It’s promotes the
history and contributions that Black people with origins in Africa, the Caribbean, North and South America and other Black communities around the world have made to Cambridge and the UK.

Events around the country include history and heritage, arts and
culture, news and ideas from the communities. It is an opportunity
to share activities and experiences.

Black History Month was first celebrated in the UK in 1987. We
have celebrated it in Cambridge since 2005.

Black History Month 2020

This year, as with many other activities and events, we are launching the programme on-line – gathering and sharing talks and lectures, articles, cookery, exhibitions and interviews to create an archive and celebrate Cambridge Black Heritage.

We hope you enjoy it!

Please join the conversation on our facebook page:
Cambridge Black Heritage 

 

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Cambridge Black Heritage

The Rising Tide: Women at Cambridge

Digging up the stories of Cambridge: Lucy Walker at The Museum of Cambridge

video

Herstorian Antony Carpen and the Women of Cambridge

video

Junior Dan

Christianity An African Religion

video

EVENT: The Headwrap Diaries

video

Prophets for Their Time and Ours: Nannie Helen Burroughs

audio video

Memories of Growing up in The Midland Tavern

video

FILM: ‘The Interesting Narrative of Olaudah Equiano’

video

EVENT: Peter Stanford – Reaching Out to The Margins

audio video

Windrush and a life dedicated to nursing

video

Prophets for Their Time and Ours: Mojola Agbebi

video

EVENT: Border Tales