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Throughout BHM, CRER sets out to broaden understanding and knowledge around the achievements and resilience shown by African, Caribbean and Asian and other adversely racialised communities in Glasgow and across Scotland. BHM further aims to shine a light on the key role Black and minority ethnic communities and individuals have played in influencing Scotland’s past and present.
These events aim to promote a greater learning and understanding of the achievements, contributions, and experiences of BME people throughout Scottish history.
Thank you to everyone that has contributed events and that we have worked with to put together the exciting programme of events for this year's Black History Month.
Join this insightful journey through the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Glasgow as they celebrate Black History Month
READ MOREJoin Alex Renton in conversation with Dr Cat Dunn about Slavery, Scotland and Inheritance what to do with that inheritance in Scotland today, at the City Art Centre on 3rd October!
READ MOREThis tour led by Nelson Cummins, Curator of Legacies of Slavery and Empire will explore the history in the present day Kelvingrove through a tour of some of the current galleries and displays.
READ MORETake a historical journey through Glasgow's mercantile past and examine the city's connections with tobacco, slavery and the abolition movement on this tour as part of Black History Month Scotland.
READ MOREAs part of Black History Month Scotland, don't miss this event to celebrate the history and contributions BME educators and teachers have made in Scotland.
READ MOREDr Maryam Ohadi-Hamadani traces some networks of Black artists and activists extending across the 1960s-70s UK into Scotland and beyond at the City Art Centre on Friday 10th October.
READ MOREThis heritage trail takes you through Kelvingrove Park, stopping at various locations that reflect Glasgow's past as an imperial metropolis.
READ MOREThis walking tour of Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum examines the entanglements between museums and empire.
READ MOREUmloda Ibrahim, a James McCune Smith scholar, will explore the history of Sudan’s film industry on 17th October at the City Art Centre as part of Black History Month Scotland.
READ MORE'Grenada Ain’t Far from Africa': Historical Memories, Human Flight, and the Recovery of Liberated African Biographies.
READ MOREFrom Belize to Scotland tells the story of the 900 Belizean lumberjacks who in 1942 left British Honduras to fight fascism by felling trees in Scotland.
READ MOREThe Coalition for Racial Equality and Rights (CRER) are delighted to host Stella Dadzie at Glasgow's Tron Theatre to discuss her latest book 'A Whole Heap of Mix Up'.
READ MOREThe Village Storytelling Festival, Scotland's community and contemporary storytelling festival, is back for 2024!
READ MOREFor 17 days Glasgow International showcases the best of local & international visual art in venues across the City!
READ MORECeltic Connections will return for 2026 from Thursday 15th January to Sunday 1st February!
READ MOREThe Glasgow International Comedy Festival features spectacular stand-up stars and home-grown favourites on stages across the city!
READ MOREGlasgow Cathedral Festival brings music, art and education to the dramatic setting of Glasgow's medieval cathedral!
READ MOREThe Glasgow Jazz Festival takes place annually in June and features a wide range of jazz artists from around the world!
READ MORENow in its fourth year, Glasgow Wildfest, is a whole month of events celebrating Glasgow’s greenspaces!
READ MOREAye Write is Glasgow's annual book festival, bringing writers and speakers from across Britain and beyond to the heart of Scotland's largest city!
READ MOREGlasgow Zine Fest is a yearly celebration of zine culture, featuring events about art, community, and heritage!
READ MOREThe University of Glasgow channels the Glaswegian spirit of invention and reinvention in its Being Human festival programme.
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