The Learning Veranda

We believe in the power of education and the importance of guiding people toward credible sources in a time of rising anti-intellectualism and misinformation.

That’s why we’ve put together a list of podcasts and organisations offering a range of educational materials to help you learn more about Caribbean and Black British history.

Whether you’re a student, educator, or simply want to learn more, we hope these lists helps you on your journey.

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e-learning and archives

  • The young historians project

    The Young Historians Project is a UK collective promoting Black British history through public projects that uncover and share overlooked community stories.

  • George padmoore instituite

    An archive preserving materials related to Black communities of Caribbean, African, and Asian descent in post-war Britain and Europe. Explore their films, audio, publications, or even book a visit to the archive.

  • The Black Curriculum

    Programmes to support young people, nature their identity and challenge the Eurocentricity of the national curriculum through contextual examples of Black British history. Browse their materials.

  • Black cultural archives

    A UK heritage centre dedicated to Black British history. Explore their educational resources and subject guides.

  • Decolonising the Archive

    A Pan-African living archive facilitating heritage-based therapeutic interventions for people of African heritage. See their archives, learning packs and more.

  • Black history walks

    A few cities in the UK now offer educational Black History Walks. If you’re in London, you can check out Black History Walks.

  • greenwich walking tours

    Uncover Greenwich and Deptford's connections with the transatlantic slave trade in this self-guided walking tour