Professor Terry Threadgold, FLSW Board Member Professor Terry Threadgold is a distinguished academic advocating for equity and diversity. Elected a Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales in 2015, she has been a vital member of its Council since 2016, contributing significantly to its efforts in promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion. Her academic journey began…
We warmly invite you to this Windrush Celebration from the North Wales Caribbean Fingerpost, supported by Welsh Government as well as ourselves. Venue -Storiel – https://www.storiel.cymru/ Time – 1pm to 4pm, 20th of August, 2022 Themed ‘Tales of Black Resilience: My Migration Story’, this event is hosted by Windrush Elders/ Descendants living in…
The Black History Lunchtime series is bringing together a range of presenters with academic or community research backgrounds from Wales, Scotland, England and other countries, as well as authors, poets and others who tell the stories and challenge our thinking. The Zoom sessions will be held on Friday lunchtimes from 12.00 – 1.30 starting on 2nd…
Female Contribution in Africa (Part I) This section will examine in greater detail the ancient historical and cultural elements of black civilisations. Sumer, Kemet (Egypt), Kush and Nubia were all black civilisations that were among the first in world history to organise, govern and calculate the time and space paradigms such as weeks, months, and…
18th October 2020. 2pm-4pm. Sociology: Part I, will look at the out-of-Africa theory which has been established as a fact by archaeology and DNA analysis. We will look at the Grimaldi (African) skulls found around Europe, Russia and Asia – establishing the African origins of culture, society, civilisation long before the emergence of the Asiatic, Indo-Europeans…
25th October 2020. 2pm-4pm. Psychology This section will examine the psychology of prejudice and the impact of racial discrimination on the psyche of those who suffer more from this social practice. We will delve into the black and white doll studies constructed by Marmie and Kenneth Clark that was used in the Brown v Board of…
Open call out! take pART is Venue Cymru’s yearly arts celebration for young people and their families, encouragingcreativity and imagination. We can’t welcome people to Venue Cymru at the moment so we are planning to bring some joy tothe streets of Llandudno with colourful, fun and vibrant installations to be in place for the whole…
Open call out! take pART is Venue Cymru’s yearly arts celebration for young people and their families, encouraging creativity and imagination. We can’t welcome people to Venue Cymru at the moment so we are planning to bring some joy to the streets of Llandudno with colourful, fun and vibrant installations to be in place for…
Following Uzo’s 4 weeks special of featuring Black Leaders for Black History Wales 365, on Thursday 22nd of October at 3.30pm, we warmly welcome a phenomenal woman NNEKA MACGREGOR, LL.B. (Canadian Lawyer) Nneka MacGregor is the co-founder and Executive Director of the Women’s Centre for Social Justice, better known as WomenatthecentrE, a unique non-profit organisation…
Delving into the world of the set and costume designer, suitable for ages 11-18 Book your place here – https://www.rwcmd.ac.uk/whats-on/tickets/book?EventInstanceId=153203
