DOZENS of people gathered in Ulster University’s Magee campus on Friday, October 24, for the North West Migrants Forum’s annual Black History Summit. The theme this year was ‘Standing Firm in Power and Pride’ and attendees listened to speakers from all regions of the UK as they reflected on current debates surrounding migration, race and identity. The Black History ...
AUTHOR, educator and activist Zita Holbourne (main picture) will be among the keynote speakers at the North West Migrants Forum’s fifth Black History Summit. Taking place at Ulster University’s Magee campus, Derry, on Friday October 24, the theme of this year’s Summit is ‘Standing Firm in Power and Pride’ which invites attendees to reflect on ...
THE North West Migrants Forum is looking to celebrate Northern Ireland’s inspirational Black people by including them in the next phase of its Hidden History exhibition. Perhaps you know a Black person working in a community organisation, in a school, in a hospital? Maybe they are blazing a trail in the field of law or ...
THE public are being urged to celebrate Northern Ireland’s inspirational Black people by putting them forward for inclusion in a new exhibition. From community heroes to family members to those doing brilliant work in their respective professional fields, the North West Migrants Forum is keen to hear about those helping shape modern society. In July the ...
A staggering 912 people viewed our Hidden History NI exhibition during its first month of being on display. The collection left Derry Central Library on Friday, having amassed hundreds of visits and many positive comments. It has now opened in Creggan Library where it will remain on display throughout August. The exhibition is a significant ...
FOLLOWING the launch of our Black Heritage: Hidden History NI exhibition, we are offering monthly workshops to groups interested in deepening their understanding of Black history in Northern Ireland. Funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund, we hope these sessions will inspire learning, dialogue and reflection on race, identity and belonging. Anyone can register, whether you are ...
THE North West Migrants Forum has launched a groundbreaking exhibition which explores like never before the contributions of Black people to society here. Unveiled at Derry’s Central Library on Tuesday, July 1, the exhibition is a significant component of the charity’s ‘Black Heritage in NI: Hidden History Project’ which began in 2022 following an award ...
National Lottery award helping cast new light on the untold stories of black people in Northern Ireland The North West Migrants Forum is to take an in-depth look at the hidden contributions made by black people to Northern Ireland, following an award of £500,000 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for the Black Heritage in ...
AUDIENCE members at Black History Summit 2023 have been encouraged to take the lessons learned out into their communities where they can be used to build a more inclusive society. Organised by the North West Migrants Forum, the theme of this year’s conference was ‘decolonising education’. Around 100 people gathered in the Great Hall of ...
OUR fourth Black History Summit took place in Ulster University Belfast on Saturday, October 26 2024. Over 120 people gathered in Ulster University’s BC Building to hear from a range of speakers, including Kenneth B Morris, great-great-great grandson of social reformer, author and abolitionist Frederick Douglass. Mr Morris travelled from the USA especially for the ...
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