Llanelli’s Multicultural Network has been delivering workshops and a community event as part of the celebrations. Black History Month Wales is coordinated by Race Council Cymru and is funded by Arts Council Wales and other supporters.
As First Minister of Wales, I am delighted to support Black History Month Wales 2019 on its 12th anniversary. I want to thank Race Council Cymru and all the organisations involved in arranging these commemorative events. These give us an opportunity to shine a light on the culture, identity and contributions of our communities. As a nation, Wales is proud of the diversity of its communities, is grateful for the contributions of so many and is confident that together the legacies of past generations will play a key role in shaping its future.
First Minister at our Black History Wales grand finale event 2018 at RWCMD.
National BAME Youth Forum for Wales Forum March saw the re-launch of the National BAME Youth Forum in Wales (which was initially set up in the 1980’s) and our young people had our first meeting at the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff. We have the support of Vaughan Gething AM and are currently exploring options…
BHCymru 365 We are currently progressing our goals as set out in our Black History Creative Arts Strategy, we believe that Black History should be taught and celebrated not just annually, but should be part of the Welsh school’s curriculum. We believe it should be taught in our schools to all children from a very…
All Wales Black History 2018 Planning Meeting Open Day at Wales Millennium Centre Cardiff The All Wales Black History Planning Committee from North, Mid, South and West Wales gathered at the Wales Millennium Centre to plan for the 2018 BHCymru365 programme and explore what could be progressed from our Black History Creative Arts Strategy…
