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*** LATEST NEWS ****

 OCT 2006:
 When We Ruled
  by Robin Walker
 Land mark publication recounting the
 fascinating story of the origin and
 development of indigenous civilisations
 across the vast panorama of the African
 continent - more

 Book Launch Press Release
 www.whenweruled.com

 
Kana Foundation SchoolKana Foundation School opens for student registration at its new location, the Institute of Education, University of London - more


 

Rosa ParksRemembering those who
left us in 2005 - more







 

Every Generation and Blackworld present 100 Black Screen Icons...launching in 2006

more details

 
The Spook Who Sat by the Door - book review

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Tribute and obituaries to those who died in the London bombings on July 7th

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Filling black holes:

Ken Okona-Mensah examines our lack of black scientists - more

 
Every Generation seeks talented journalist and media personnel - click here for more details
 
Interpretations of family history: Paul Hope talks to us about his journey, and his discoveries - more
 
Who do you think you are: Cultural diversity and family heritage

Patrick Vernon, founder of Every Generation on why you should think about researching your family history - more

 
This month's Heritage Networkers are the community educators and empowerment specialist organisation, One Hand Can't Clap More>>
 

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Motherland News
Motherland won the RTS (Royal Television Society) award for Best Science/Natural History Programme of 2003 a fantastic tribute to the work, trust, talent, support and expertise all of you contributed in so many different ways to make 'Motherland'. More >>>
Also....
Beaula wrote up a very moving account of her journey which you can see online on the Port Cities site. View article


Christian and Social Action (CASA)
CASA is a registered Christian based black voluntary organisation created to help black people from Africa and the African Diaspora help one another by sharing skills. More


Esther Austin
  Heritage Networker

Our latest Heritage Networker, Rebecca Gordan has a love and thirst for language and literature. Read more about Rebecca


!
  Special Request - Sickle Cell Study
Take part in a sickle cell study and you could
WIN a DVD Player

Are you age 18 - 45 years? Of African or Caribbean origin? Living in the United Kingdom?
Are you willing to take a part in a project looking at people's attitude to sickle cell?

YOU DON'T HAVE TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT SICKLE CELL TO TAKE PART

Simply phone Lola Oni, Nurse Director at the Brent Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Centre on Tel: 0208 357 7115
or email: lo@sickle-thalassaemia.org or l
eave your full name and address, including post code, say whether you are African or Caribbean and we will send you a simple questionnaire to complete in the comfort of your own home.
It will take about 45 minutes to 1 hour to complete.

Once it's returned your name will be entered in the free prize draw. It couldn't be easier.

THIS PROJECT NEEDS YOU AND IT'S YOUR CHANCE TO WIN A DVD PLAYER


NATIONAL MISSING PERSONS HELPLINE
Every Generation is launching a special homepage in partnership with the National Missing Persons Helpline and families of missing people called Missing Generation. This will be updated on a weekly basis with ne cases (including people who have been missing over the last several years). Please view these profiles and ring the National Persons Confidential Helpline 0500 700 700 or www.missingpersons.org if you have important and valuable information.





Black history: the present in the past By Institute of Race Relations a new IRR Publication. More >>>




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 EVENTS



www.artvibes.org the new online resource for artists of colour - and for those interested in the exciting ethnic creative scene

Black and Asian Studies Association present their annual Black and Asian History Conference - 8th April 2006 - more

BLACK WALES: A History of Black Welsh People - a new book by Alan Llwyd - more details

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ARTICLES

The origins of Black History Month in the UK Interview by Kubara Zamani and supporting text by Angelina Osborne View

1903 is the centenary of the publication of The Souls of Black Folk
by Angelina Osborne View

Profile of W. E. B DuBois
by Angelina Osborne View

Blake A. Moor calls for an open discussion on slavery, and how it can be best taught in schools View

 BOOK REVIEWS

Endangered Tiger: A Community under threat by Neil M.C Sinclair View

Black Womens Experiences of Criminal Justice, Race, Gender and Class: A discourse on disadvantage by Ruth Chigwada-Bailey View

 OTHER FEATURES

Toni Ann

 

Song For The Children
The tragedy of Toni-Ann, ward of court: Why did no one know where she was?
A reflection of the current state of vulnerability of children and young people in the community.
Yesterday People Yesterday People
Pictorial accounts of black people as depicted in postcards, pictures in newspapers, advertisements.

Blue Plaques Scheme Blue Plaques Scheme
Nominate your hero/heroin who you feel deserves a Blue Plaque.
The Lost Windrush The Lost Windrush
A tribute to the children of windrush and all those left behind in those early years. By Birry.
Caribbean Folk Stories Caribbean Folk Stories
Selection of short stories from elders in the community.