This past weekend, the 2nd Black Honour Awards celebrated remarkable individuals and organisations making a difference in community development, creative industries, healthcare, and more. Congratulations to all the winners and nominees whose achievements continue to inspire and uplift!
Why are Africa’s stolen artefacts still in Western museums? In the second part of her Black History Month special, Daniella Maisons explores the ongoing fight for cultural restitution and reclaiming African heritage.
As we step into this new season, it’s hard not to feel overwhelmed by the challenges facing our world. From political turmoil and economic struggles to systemic issues and community trauma, it can be tough to find hope. But at Black Wall St Media, we believe in the power of storytelling and the resilience of the diaspora. Join us as we explore important topics—from the recent support for reparations among Commonwealth candidates to the pressing need for action against domestic violence. Together, let’s honor our heroes, highlight our history, and reclaim the narrative as we look ahead to brighter beginnings.
Childhood wounds often linger in the shadows of adulthood, shaping our sense of self. As Black and Brown individuals, cultural expectations sometimes stifle our voices, leaving us with unhealed scars. This article by Wilson Hinds Consulting shares real stories of emotional trauma, like a woman recalling body-shaming remarks from her childhood, and a man still grappling with his father’s hurtful words.
Healing is a journey, especially for those from the global majority. The process is layered with cultural, historical, and personal complexities—but with self-compassion, it’s possible.
As we celebrate Black History Month, we honour the incredible legacy of George Rhoden—a trailblazing leader whose 30+ years in the Metropolitan Police Service reshaped policing and community engagement. From tackling serious crime to mentoring disadvantaged youth, George’s commitment to justice, diversity, and empowerment has left a lasting impact. His story is one of resilience, leadership, and a lifelong dedication to creating a more inclusive world
This Black History Month, we’re reclaiming the Black female narrative. For too long, our voices have been silenced, distorted, and overlooked. From healthcare disparities to the weight of the ‘superwoman schema,’ the cost of our silence is too high. It’s time to tell our own stories, honour our contributions, and break the cycle of suppression. Join us in this revolutionary act of self-love, healing, and legacy-building.
Celebrating the incredible legacy of Daphne Steele, the first Black matron in the NHS. Her groundbreaking achievements in nursing and midwifery paved the way for diversity and inclusion in healthcare, inspiring generations of nurses to come.
Don’t miss I Am Judah, a powerful documentary that exposes the harsh reality of racial injustice in Bristol. This film tells the story of Ras Judah Abundi, a beloved community elder who was brutally tasered by police in 2017. It’s more than a film—it’s a call for justice and change. Watch this important story and join the conversation.
On 6th October 2024, join multidisciplinary artist Apex Zero at EartH, Hackney for a groundbreaking Hip Hop Dance Theatre production and visual/sonic exhibition.
Experience Drummer Warrior Storyteller – a powerful fusion of music, dance, film, and art that explores African Caribbean perspectives, oppression, and liberation.
This is more than an album—it’s a living, breathing story. Don’t miss it!
On 29th November 2024, during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, PLIAS Resettlement will host its inaugural Domestic Homicide Review (DHR), Domestic Violence and Abuse (DVA), and Criminal Justice Summit in London.
