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There’s never been a better time for diversity in the workforce

Barnaby Wynter is a published Author of ; Become the GO-TO BRAND, Professional Speaker, Mini MBA Trainer, Mentor, NED and Founder Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Entrepreneurs in the City of London. He also enjoys a portfolio career whilst running a boutique business development agency with a portfolio that ranges from the Fortune 500 […]

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Out Spoken Celebration Of Black History Month – Rocks the Southbank Literature Festival 2024

Coinciding with Black history month, a special performance of Out Spoken, London’s premier evening of poetry and live music, was held at the Queen Elizabeth Hall on 24th October, as part of the Southbank Centre’s London Literature Festival 2024. Hosted by the exuberant, poet, playwright & author,Joelle Taylor, a TS Eliot Prize winner (2021) and

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Pathways to Equity: The European Film Market Special Edition Podcast

  The European Film Market (EFM), presents the Equity & Inclusion Pathways Seminar, an industry-wide consultation forum that brings together European decision-makers, advocacy groups, stakeholders and change-makers with the aim of shifting the needle regarding equity, inclusion and accessibility in terms of policymaking, strategy, measures and actions. Funded by Creative Europe Media, the Equity &

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The S.O.U.L. Film Festival Returns at BFI Southbank

  The SOUL Film Festival x ABFF Global :  London returns for its sixth annual edition, from 29 August – 1 September at BFI Southbank and for the first time, at the Midlands Arts Centre (Birmingham). This year’s festival promises a stellar lineup of films, exclusive previews, and special events that celebrate the vibrancy and

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The Miranda Brawn Diversity Leadership Foundation Launches International Healthcare Scholarship in the Caribbean

Since its launch in 2016 The Miranda Brawn Diversity Leadership Foundation (TMBDLF) has impacted various professions globally. The latest  profession to receive the TMBDLF international support is the medical field, in the form of a scholarship for the Caribbean to help the next generation of leaders. On Monday, 27th May 2024, the Foundation launched a

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“Don’t Let Them Stop You! – It’s Personal.” Author Angela R Morris Urges Readers to Take Charge

Croydon born Angela is a fresh voice in the world of self-help literature.  Her first book, “Don’t Let Them Stop You! – It’s Personal” is a no holds barred book, (now available on Amazon) which encourages readers to dismiss the influence of others over their life and take charge of their decisions. In a culture which is often shaped

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The Conference on ‘The Legacy of People of Nigerian Descent in Britain.’

  IROKO Theatre Company is excited to announce that you can book tickets for the Conference on ‘The Legacy of People of Nigerian Descent in Britain’. As part of the ‘Home from Home’ project, the event will feature a host of engaging speakers from the African diaspora who are experts in history, art, music and

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Young Black and Mixed Heritage Artists Contemplate Climate Change through the Reframe Residency Exhibition at Southbank

By Flora Masika Reframe: The Residency Exhibition showcased the work of young Black and Mixed Heritage artists and their response to the climate crisis.The initiative was part of the Planet Summer season which ran from June – August 2023 at the Southbank Centre in London. The project set the record straight on the confusion that

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Climate Activist Mikaela Loach introduces ‘‘It’s Not That Radical,’ at Southbank Centre, London

Preview by Flora Masika As part of the Planet Summer season at the Southbank, climate justice activist Mikaela Loach joins Kelechi Okafor in discussion about her debut book, ‘It’s Not That Radical.’  Attempting to demystify the current environmental climate, with all the uncomfortable truths and legitimate tools to help slow climate change. This book acts

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