Diverse Voices

Committing her Life to  Building Bridges and Communities in Kent   “A country that appreciates diversity will always progress,” says Christine Locke, the founder and CEO of Diversity House, the charity she set up in Sittingbourne, Kent to tackle the rising concerns the community was facing after an influx of people from the ethnic minorities …

Christine Locke, Founder of Diversity House Speaks Out Against Alienated Societies Read More »

    It was a night to remember, the opening performance of Derek Walcott’s Epic dramatised poem Omeros. A strong two hander cast of Joseph Marcell and Joan Iyiola directed by Bill Buckhurst. The three provided the on stage magic. JD Douglas had been asked by the Globe to stage a St. Lucian night. Well …

St. Lucian Night at Shakespeare’s Globe Read More »

  It was another evening of celebration, joy and triumph for 11 young people in Medway as they received awards from the Medway African and Caribbean Association (MACA) for their achievements in several categories including education, arts, sports, citizenship and achieving positive outcomes. The ceremony was held at the Britannia Theatre on Friday 6th November. …

Medway Celebrates Ten Years of Young Black Achievement and Pays Tribute to the Memory of its Young Founder Read More »

In an Audio Interview, Dramatist Ade Solanke raises the question of attaining real social mobility and opportunity for young people in multicultural Britain. The Interview was conducted by JD Douglas  

By Nigel Beckles, the Online Advisor to the Masses ‘All you need is Love’ so claims the famous Beatles’ jingle along with so many other world philosophies, religious mantra and self-help books that offer a guide to achieving everlasting happiness and fulfilment. Yet love is the most elusive thing for us to attain due to …

Love – How to Avoid the Big Mistakes Read More »