Thank you to all the wonderful young historians who applied for our Summer Fellowship 2021. The high number and impressive quality of applications has been amazing!
In this powerful exploration of Black liberation thought, Umolu takes us on a dizzying dissection of Black consciousness. This is the first publication by Pangolin Papers, a new publishing house, and the first commission for African History Project. By considering …
We are extremely proud to be launching the first course of its kind in the world, The Foundation Certificate in Teaching Black History in Schools. “This is a course that aims to empower secondary school history teachers” says our Director, …
The middle of a global health crisis, and one in which the education sector has been rocked like never before, seems like an odd time to launch a new school, and a highly specialised one at that. Add to this …
The African History Project aims to deliver exceptional education, to invigorate Black history scholarship, and to make impactful and lasting contributions to society – locally, nationally and globally. We are combining a service driven mission with student centred teaching to …
Study African history in a structured and comprehensive way. Our African Regional History courses are run by our Department of African History. The department runs a Foundation Certificate as well as the Short Courses and Workshops each year dedicated to …
Harmonia Rosales is one of the artists chosen by artist and curator Glory Sam-Jolly (@gloryology) as part of our Black History Month artist #takeover on the theme, The Black Feminine. Intention and result rarely reconcile perfectly. But, on seeing Rosales’ …
I knew near instantly on seeing Glory Sam-Jolly’s work that she was the perfect person to give us an insight into the Black Feminine in contemporary art. Young, ambitious and immensely talented, her work turns heads for its audacity, placing …