Black History Month UK on LinkedIn: Uniting Histories, Inspiring Futures: Reflections on Black and LGBT+… (2024)

Come join us for an inspiring event dedicated to uplifting diversity in tech and empoweringBlackWomen to Pursue Careers in Technology.This in-person gathering on Saturday, March 23, 2024, from 11AM to 5PM will bring passionate women from the tech industry to share experiences, insights, and success stories. We are delighted to have industry leaders on board, so attendees will network, gain valuable insights, and forge meaningful relationships that will help them start or excel in their journey in tech. #blackhistorymonth #careers #Technology https://lnkd.in/gakkTFqw

The sit-ins and Freedom Rides of 1960-1961 are not merely historical events; they are enduring symbols of the fight for racial justice. As we reflect on their impact, we are inspired by their example to continue the struggle for a more equitable and just society. Their legacy challenges us to uphold the ideals of equality and to remain steadfast in the face of injustice.#blackhistorymonth#BHM#racialjusticehttps://lnkd.in/dJKWfKXZ

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Join the Department for International Trade’s (DIT) talented and diverse workforce. With offices in 163 countries and across the UK, we celebrate our differences. Our staff come from a broad range of backgrounds, places and experiences to deliver the best for Britain, our markets and our customers. https://lnkd.in/gbTiDmGp

Heroines of the Horizon: Celebrating the Unveiled Power of African Women in the Journey Towards Independence. Their unwavering spirits and unyielding determination, echoing through the corridors of time, stand as a testament to the indomitable strength of the African woman #BH365 #BeyondOctober https://lnkd.in/gFZFicFr

To help fund black history month every year, we run a job site, it came out of clients wanting to have day-to-day jobs posted which with the site we had wasn't possible, if you are looking for a new job or change in your career the https://lnkd.in/dGYkW5Fx is a really good place to look we work with some great employers. #recruitment #blacklivesmatter #BlackHistoryMonth

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The war crimes and human rights infringements committed during the British colonial rule in Kenya symbolise a grim epoch in the nation's history, epitomised by a relentless and unyielding endeavour to maintain colonial dominance. #Africanhistory #Blackhistory https://lnkd.in/gwynXXEZ

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Miss (Dr) Samantha Tross stands as a pioneering force in the realm of medicine. As the first Black British woman consultant orthopaedic surgeon, she not only navigates the intricacies of her profession with finesse but also carves a path for future generations to tread. Her dedication, skill, and resilience are a testament to the power of perseverance. In a world where boundaries often define us, Dr. Tross defies them, exemplifying that talent knows no race or gender. Her legacy is a beacon, shining brightly for all aspiring surgeons and proving that dreams, paired with dedication, know no bounds #blackhistorymonth #BeyondOctober

Runcorn, an industrial town on the Mersey estuary (and my hometown) is a strange place for someone born into slavery to end their days, yet this is where a lady called Susan Jane Woodier sadly died in a tiny, terraced house underneath the huge arches of the Mersey rail bridge in 1892. #slavery #runcorn #Liverpool #merseyside https://lnkd.in/g_EVxvkm

Charlene White a prominent British television broadcaster & journalist, known for her role as a news anchor and presenter on ITV news and Loose Women discusses forging a path and leaving a legacy with Black History Month#blackhistorymonth#BeyondOctoberhttps://lnkd.in/gcruX3ab

Instead of consigning the recognition of Black histories to one single month, Deborah Husbands, Stephen Bunbury and Dibyesh Anand advocate for a Black History Year.#BlackHistoryMonth– February in the US, October in the UK – is the one time of year that Black people’s histories are featured. Yet, cramming a deluge of talks and cultural activities into a single month creates a false sense of engagement – and as soon as the month is over, Black histories and cultures are often once again relegated to the background.#BeyondOctober#BH365https://lnkd.in/gq_YU-U9