Race Network Leads & Future Leads: Get Ready for Black History Month Virtual Event

During this recording we explore activies that organisations could do for Black History Month. It features suggestions and recommendations from changemakers.

An announcement of the Successful Trailblazers from our 3rd Wave in the Trailblazer series.

Hear Sophie Penrose from Autotrader suggest some ideas for Black History Month. (Duration approx 0.35 mins)

Hear from Fauziya Johnson (Autotrader) and Natalie Rose (HS2) about what worked well for Black History Month 2022 and ideas they have for 2023. (Duration approx 2.29 mins)

Denise McCausland (Croydon Council) and Natalie Rose (HS2) share some topic ideas that could be used for Tea Break sessions during Black History Month. (Duration approx 1.49 mins)

Sophie Penrose from Autotrader talks about why the theme for 2023 Black History Month is so important. (Duration approx 0.37 mins)

Hear from Denise McCausland (Croydon Council) on why she feels this year's Black History Month Theme is so important. (Duration approx 0.34 mins)

Hear from Denise McCausland (Croydon Council) on why she feels this year's Black History Month Theme is so important. (Duration approx 1.16 mins)

Hear why Fauziya Johnson showcases Lady Phyll as a pioneering black woman. (Duration approx 0.32 mins)

Denise McCausland talks about Nanny, Queen of the Maroons who she is showcasing for her pioneering black woman. (Duration approx 1.09 mins)

Catherine James-Oliver and Delia Gordon talk about their pioneering black women, Norma Watson, Amanda Joseph and Rochelle Raheem. (Duration approx 1.16 mins)