Produces innovative educational dramas, documentaries, exhibitions & cultural events. Stocks archival photographs, to help celebrate Black British identity.
@StyleInMyDNA Click on Esquire Magazine’s article and read what they say about Windrush Men’s wear. Based on the book Style in my DNA, by Lorna Holder.
https://t.co/k8nX5gQkvB
Book available at: https://t.co/HzuvugNeXo
Click on Esquire Magazine’s article and read what they say about Windrush Men’s wear. Based on the book Style in my DNA, by Lorna Holder.
https://t.co/k8nX5gQkvB
Book available at: https://t.co/HzuvugNeXo
Lift Behind
A selection of contemporary stories of migration, families, and the idea of home, shared by Year 9 students from Hackney Free & Parochial School for the project, The Ones They Left Behind. #blackhistorymonth#family
https://t.co/pr0HOuNuNZ
After having first COVID jab back in January, I wanted to ‘claim my life back. ‘Well on the way. After almost two years our youngest son Miles was able to visit us from Berlin, double jabbed and negative PCR tested. All parents want to see and hug their children.
Caribbean Nurses in Britain
Free Worksheet/Activity
Teachers, Parents, and Key Stage 3- Year 9 students will understand more about the experiences of Caribbean nurses who worked in the NHS during the 1950s and 1960s. Research document. 4 pages
https://t.co/DgMQzxzLRV
#NHS
Great storytelling image. #1960s#nottingham#celebrating#diversityandinclusion image copyright : Tuareg Productions. The British Caribbean History Collection/Mary Evans. Photographer Esmel May Woma https://t.co/mVsdBr0mzn
Another great storytelling image of early 1960s Nottingham, UK.
Taken by Esmel May Woma
A group of African and Caribbean students hanging out.
British Caribbean collection at Mary Evans Picture Library.
https://t.co/5yGxKym1uf
I want to claim my life back, so had the COVID -19 vaccination today in Camden. Must say delighted with the speed and hard work of all the NHS staff. Thanks
A must-have for all film tv costume departments. The book Style in My DNA’ by Lorna Holder- Documenting 70 years of Caribbean influence on British Fashion. From Waterstones, Foyles, and New Beacon Books.
When given the opportunity to make a difference do so. Address diversity in your workplace. 1980 - 1986 I was Head of Young Fashion for Davies and Field back then one of Britain’s largest dress manufacturers. First on my agenda, recruited a diverse team!
Black History Month 2020. 1960's character wearing the style of the day, high waisted slim cut trousers, pointed toe shoes, Beatle Jacket and the 'Tony C 'haircut. Illustration by Warren Holder, for the book Style in my DNA.
Black History Month 2020- This educational resource captures and presents the stories (real voices) of Caribbean people and their childhood memories.
https://t.co/I4UMrWqXif
Based on the oral history account of a former black coal miner from Nottingham, this resource will help support Black History Month teaching in both classrooms and community workshops.
https://t.co/CkyIDTsEaH