Cutting the UK Aid commitment is ‘unjust’ when it is ‘never needed more’
The Government’s announcement on plans to slash the UK Aid budget is ‘unjust’ at a time when it is ‘never
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The Black Church in the 21st Century – Book addresses concerns of today
In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, which had already highlighted systemic health and social inequities putting people from racial
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Experiencing Achievement & Celebrating Success
Janet Wolfe has been innovative in a much-needed ministry to single people in the church across the UK at a
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‘Wewe Mimi Sisi’ series brings African stories and yoga together for children
Translated as ‘You, Me, Us’ in Swahili, Wewe Mimi Sisi is a passion project developed by Drop A Jewel Network
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Wonder Ihieri releases latest album ‘Elevation’
Inspired by the word of God, ‘Elevation’ is the new EP to come from Nigerian artist Wonder Ihieri. Describing his sound as alternative
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Black men are twice as likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer. Help us find out why
In the UK, one in four black men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, double the one
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4 Reasons Students Should Take Up Ethnic Studies At University
Ethnic Studies refers to the study of themes on social responsibility, social justice, and social change. The course of study
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Lewis Hamilton named most influential black person in the UK
Days after winning Formula One’s World Championship for a record-equalling seventh time, Lewis Hamilton has been named the most influential
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Government pledge on sexual violence “an important milestone”
Open Doors UK & Ireland’s CEO has welcomed a new Government declaration condemning sexual violence in conflict. Henrietta Blyth has hailed it ‘an important milestone in recognising the vulnerabilities of both faith and gender’. Her
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New Christmas song from Ian Copeland Green and Lurine Cato MBE
Songwriter and producer, Ian Green’s Christmas Anthem is Arms Open Widefeaturing multi-award winning artist Lurine Cato MBE. Teaming up again with
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BAME housing association secures funds to build bridges across community
Manningham Housing Association (MHA) is celebrating after being awarded more than £120,000 from the Government to run a series of
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My Great Great Grandfather Once Ruled A Nation
Alex Asrate-Denyer was born and raised in Kings Cross, and works as a service officer for sheltered housing accommodation schemes
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Hackney’s Black History celebrated in new poster + new school curriculum
Hackney’s Black history is on the map thanks to a specially-designed Hackney Council poster celebrating the borough’s local Black landmarks
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Midlands Bishop Pioneer to the Black community dies age 91
Bishop DR Joshua Emmanuel Brooks, pastor of the Mt Peniel Church Apostolic Church Stafford came from Keith Hall St Catherine
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BSA Announces New Documentary | Blacks Can’t Swim: The Sequel
Ed Accura, the producer behind the feature film documentary “A Film Called Blacks Can’t Swim”, announces the follow up, Blacks
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