Poet Hussain Manawer and friends showcase poignant poetry and heartfelt storytelling in London.

Elephant Atta collaborates with British Rapper, Raxstar, to create Ode to South Asian family life and home.

Directed by Indhu Rubasingham at the Olivier Theatre from 8 September 2023.

Royal Shakespeare Company’s (RSC) production of “The Empress”, by Tanika Gupta, which has opened in the Swan Theatre for the summer.

This timely and evocative play is brought sharply into focus in 2023 and offers a fresh perspective on Britain’s relationship with its imperial past and how it continues to shape the country’s identity today.

Open Friday 5th – Sunday 7th August, 12pm – 6pm. By Appointment.

A space for Muslim girls and women to fence at London’s Rich Mix.

An animated Virtual Reality journey “Child of Empire” from 1-7 August 2022, BFI Southbank.

Celebrate Commemorate Educate. Monday 18th July to Wednesday 17th August 2022.

What is Pride Month and why do people celebrate it? Learn about it here.

The Father and The Assassin, a gripping new play by Anupama Chandrasekhar, one of India’s most exciting playwrights, directed by Indhu Rubasingham.

Founder of SBTV, an online urban music platform which helped launch the careers of artists like Dave, Ed Sheehan and Skepta.

Lunar New Year is a time for family reunions and hope. The holiday marks start of the new year of China’s traditional lunisolar calendar, and it is now observed around the world.

Why the Muslims, Sikhs and Hindus soldiers of WW1 were forgotten.

When Hindus and others celebrate Divali, the festival of lights, Sikhs remember the release from prison and return to Amritsar of the sixth Guru, Guru Hargobind in 1619. The name Bandi Chhor Divas means liberation of prisoners day.

TfL and the Black Cultural Archives have launched the first ever Black History Tube map, celebrating the rich and varied contribution Black people have made to London and the UK from Pre Tudor times to the present day.

Black History Month launches with hundreds of events across the country this October, amid a new campaign encouraging people of all ages to share what they are proud to be on social media.

The Emmys had the opportunity to spotlight diverse stories but ultimately fell flat.

The Met Gala, fashion’s most anticipated and glamorous red carpet event, took place last night (Sept. 13) and there’s a few things to unpack.

With over 100 official events covering a diverse range of topics, the Month runs from Sunday 18th July to Tuesday 17th August. Themes for 2021 are: Identity, Sports, History, Health & Wellbeing, Creative Arts.