Black History Month
Black History Month is a celebration of Black history, arts and culture throughout the UK.
We've collected a selection of upcoming events and blogs featuring our academics and students, which explore stories related to Black history and current topics.
‘Radiance’ art exhibition by Mina Bihi
An uplifting celebration of Black joy; this art installation will be showcased on digital screens in the University’s libraries during Black History Month. The collection weaves together creative and symbolic imagery to create a visual tapestry of Black beauty and pride.
What to read, watch and listen to this Black History Month!
Mollie Hynes reviews and shares her recommendations for books, films, and podcasts celebrating Black History Month.
How to have a Black history year - five ways to be an ally all year round
Mara discusses ways to diversify your life and support your Black friends.
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Kinways Podcast
Listen to the podcast from Dr Richard Benjamin.
Black History Through Film: Review of Burning an Illusion
Dr Ama Biney discusses the career of Menelik Shabazz, a British Filmmaker and pioneer in the industry.
Blog: How to have a Black history year
Rest. Dance. Breathe. History student, Mara Livermore, gives her advice on staying well and drawing strength from heritage and identity.
Professor Charles Forsdick reflects on the importance of decolonising the curriculum
Professor Charles Forsdick reflects on the importance of decolonising the curriculum within the University of Liverpool’s relaunched MA in International Slavery.
We (won't) remember them
Lara Zahran discusses imperialist statues and our remembrance of history.
Video: Why Audre Lorde is still a powerful and vibrant voice today
Watch a video with Dr Gemma Bird, talking about what she has learned from writer, feminist and activist, Audre Lorde.
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Keynote Lecture by Professor Sir Hilary Beckles
Watch a recording of the keynote lecture from our series Barrier to Black Academia symposium.
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Barriers to Black Academia: Slavery and Colonialism and the Case for Reparative Justice
Watch a recording of our first panel event from the Barriers to Black Academic symposium.
The Afro-Caribbean Society
Find out more about the University of Liverpool's Afro-Caribbean Society, who produce exciting events throughout the year celebrating African and Caribbean culture.
