Month: January 2014

Alarmed at the mistreatment of immigrants in Italian detention centres in Lampedusa, and the ineffective and unbalanced coverage in the mainstream media, journalist and academic… Read more

The John Schofield Trust Mentoring Scheme offers a select group of young journalists to each have access to one-to-one mentoring for a year with an… Read more

Acclaimed poets Linton Kwesi Johnson and Patience Agbabi come together for a special event at The Tricycle Theatre to share works of literature that have… Read more

When They Were Young: Re-Searching Our Archives is the focus of the ninth annual Huntley conference, which is specially dedicated to the pioneering Guyanese-born publisher… Read more

The Journal Journey Guidebook: A Journal On How To Journal is the latest offering by Jackee Holder. According to Holder (author of 49 Ways To… Read more

Words of Colour Productions would like your help to uncover what Black Britons really think about love, dating and relationships in the 21st century. Dating… Read more

Diana Nneka Atuona is a British born, Nigerian writer from Peckham, South London. She studied International Politics at South Bank University and upon graduating, was… Read more