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Black History Month 2025

Join us in exploring this year's theme of “Standing Firm in Power and Pride”, to celebrate Black History Month (BHM) 2025.

Browse and take part in events, activities, and resources from across Liverpool. More events to celebrate Black History Month 2025 will be announced in the weeks ahead.

Thanks to Maniah Mason, Sarah Jackson and Frederick Fynn-Famodun for contributing to the Black Students' Guide and photography.

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Black Students' Guide

This guide has been created to give Black students a roadmap for finding the best spots in Liverpool - from places to eat and drink, go out, get pampered and find community.
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Tayo Aluko and Andrew Barney: Black Activist Song Cycle

Baritone Tayo Aluko and composer Andrew Barney present a programme including a new song cycle inspired by Black History related to Liverpool.
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Black History Month at the Guild

Explore the resources and events at the Guild of Students to ensure that we continue to expand our knowledge beyond the history month celebrations and engage with marginalised voices all year round.
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Black History Month around Liverpool

Liverpool BHM25 is a dedicated platform to shine a light on Black creativity, heritage, and achievement, and the incredible work that goes on in the city all year round.
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Cultural Calendar Club: Let’s Talk Microaggressions in the Workplace

Book your place or catch up on the session via the Cultural Calendar Club Library.
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The African Diaspora: Intellectual and Artistic Responses to Slavery and its Legacies

Join the second webinar as part of a new online seminar series, Legacies of Enslavement: Transatlantic Dialogues on History and Justice.
Michelle Peterkin Walker

Reflections on Power and Pride

A digital and photographic intervention, curated by Michelle Peterkin-Walker, a socially engaged artist, activist and film-maker, supported by the Centre for the Study of International Slavery.
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Literary Festival: Malik Al Nasir

Join us for Malik's festival event where he will be discussing his book Searching for my Slave Roots: From Guyana's sugar plantations to Cambridge.
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Black History Month in the Department of History

Discover events and blog posts for Black History Month featuring academics and students from the Department of History.