Black History Walks & Screenings Is Here To Educate….
Black History Walks worked with Teachers TV..
on a documentary based on our walks for use in classrooms. The interactive video is in 4 short clips including African architecture in Britain, the richest black man in the world in 1324 and more. To see all four videos click here www.teachers.tv/series/secondary-lesson-starts or www.youtube.com/blackhistorywalks
Click here for a complete resource list .Teachers TV is an online resource for all schools in England.
400 Years of Black Women Resistance Leaders
Positive Mental Attitude Community College, 26 Reginald Close
(off Admiralty Square) Deptford SE8 4SS.
Tube: New Cross, Deptford Bridge
www.pmacc.co.uk Entry
£8.00 waged £5.00 unwaged
Biographical details of black women from all over the world who have resisted slavery, colonialism and racism. Women do not get the historical credit they deserve, this event will provide video and documentary evidence of the who, what and why of 45 female leaders who used pistols, pens or placards to fight for equality.
Women include: Queen Amina, May Jemison, Dora Akunyili, Dame Jocelyn Barrow, Leyla Hussein, Una Marson, Hawa Taako, Lt. Sanite Belair, Althea Gibson, Carlota, Mavis Best, Fawzia Hashim, Dr Beryl Gilroy, Edna Ismail, Benadita Da Silva, Charity Adams, Janet Alder, and many more.
Bring pen and pad.
Marina Raime and Abi Ajose Adeogun continue the resistance by fighting for equal treatment for black women with breast cancer www.betterdays.uk.com
www.blackhistorywalks.co.uk
Black History Walks is an educational organisation based in London that focuses on revealing hidden & forgotten Black History.
They provide regular annual London tour walks around the city revealing London’s hidden history connecting it to the despicable and shameful African slave trade.
Tony Warner of Black History Walks also organises regular educational film screenings at the BFI, Southbank and the Imperial War Museum.
He has also appeared on national TV in programs like Coast as a specialist historian on the contribution of black service men in World War 1 & 2.
Tony Warner is available to hire; please call: 07957 585 065
For further info go to: www.blackhistorywalks.co.uk
Make sure to support the good work of Black History Walks
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