Description: A BBC documentary, first broadcast on the 6th September 2016, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Massive Attack's seminal debut album Blue Lines.

Description: Borja Cantera's documentary "CULTURE CLASH ON THE FRONT LINE" is the story of Jamaicans in Bristol.

Description: A boxer born in Nigeria who has represented Britain as a boxing champion faces deportation. As of January 2018, he has been released on Bail while his complex case is being reconsidered by the Home Office.

Description: HRH Prince of Wales pays tribute to the Black Cultural Archives new home in Brixton during a visit in February 2017.

Description: Back in the Britain of 1962 black people had no legal protection from discrimination or injustice. As a result organisations and employers behaved in ways that are really shocking in today’s context. An example was the Bristol Omnibus Company, the local bus company at the time. They were able, perfectly legally, to refuse to recruit black people on the basis of their race. Paul Stephenson led a pioneering campaign against the Company. This campaign caught the imagination of the local and national media and became known as the Bristol Bus Boycott. Through this campaign the students of this very university were the first in Britain to march against racism. Within 6 months the campaign was successful. It is particularly significant to note that the Bristol Omnibus Company eventually announced that it would employ black people on the 28th August 1963, the very day that Martin Luther King delivered his ‘I have a dream speech’ to the crowds in Washington Square. Paul Stephenson did not stop his campaigning against racism with the bus boycott. He went on to challenge the Bay Horse, a public house that refused to serve black people by asking to be served and refusing to leave until he was. He was arrested and had to face a court trial. He was ultimately acquitted when it was accepted that racism was at the heart of the issue. He would hardly have believed then that nearly 50 years later, in 2007, instead of being under lock and key, he would instead be offered the keys of the city as the first black person, and only the 50th person since 1888, to be placed on the Roll of Honorary Freemen of the City and County of Bristol.

Description: On Saturday March 2nd 2013, the interim National Afrikan Peoples Parliament held their annual 'National Black Peoples Day of Action in London. Co-Chair of iNAPP, Sis Ekua Esther Stanford-Xosei gave the key note speech at the conference.

Description: The first 100 Black Men of London Book Club event held on Thursday 11th August 2011 (just after the riots) with special guests: Gold medalist Olympian Tommie Smith - 100 Black Men of the Bay area & Oakland (1968 Mexico Olympics - Black Power salute), author Alex Wheatle, Poet Black Light and Poets Young, Gifted and Black - 100 Black Men of Oakland

Description: LOW BUDGET LEAD - full feature length video. Inspired by a life-changing exchange abroad, Jason Francis Lau created this unique point of view documentary. And this is his story. Embracing and being open of his experiences and endeavours, he creates an upbeat account of a pivotal time in his life. From the highs and lows to the exciting and mundane, this film captures it all. Like many Chinese born in the UK, Jason has created his own identity and his own paths. He stands to be the first British-born Chinese feature length film maker in more than 20 years. Gripping and unpredictable, you can never predict what is always about to happen in this active young person's life - the ultimate feel-good experience that is real life.

Description: Boiler Room London - Featuring Spiro and more

Description: Clash of the Bars on the Street