Monthly Archives: October 2021

Collective Impact would like to thank all those who who came and supported our Proud To BeBHM Networking event. Big Massive Thanks To Our Speakers Who Were Very Inspirational And Informative Karl Oxford Tony Tokunbo Eteka FernandezMarcus Reid Nigel Guy … Continue reading →

We are pleased to inform you that The Premiere of our star-studded Black History Month Event will be soon be available on major social media platforms. This years event has been sponsored by The International Centre for integration and cohesion … Continue reading →

TOMORROW 8PM Kindly Share this flyer with family, friends, Neighbours & Colleagues…..Kindly forward this flyer to your cousin, brother, sister, uncle, aunt, mama, baba. Tell them ALL we WELCOME them ALL to MWANA EVENTS Black History Month Special Celebrating African … Continue reading →

Am South Sudanese by nationality and proud AfricanDoing Reggae/Afro working at South Sudan Republican guard Entertainment known as CEO of New World Music Entertainment (NWME) And also new sign member to GPAN. I was born in the family of John … Continue reading →

Roger is a writer and educator who has taught and performed worldwide and is an experienced workshop leader and lecturer on poetry. He was chosen by Decibel as one of 50 writers who have influenced the black-British writing canon. He … Continue reading →

COLLECTIVE IMPACT @CHECKPOINT “PROUD TO BE NETWORKING” EVENT TAKES PLACE THIS SATURDAY THE 30TH OF OCTOBER AT 3PM VENUE- CHECKPOINT COMMUNITY CENTRE, WESTGATE, BRADFORD BD1 2 QU THERE WILL BE MUSIC AND FOOD COME AND FIND OJUT MORE ABOUT ALL … Continue reading →

Saturday 16th October was #RestartAHeart Day, an international campaign to raise awareness of Basic Life Support (BLS) training. Bradford4Better (B4B) launched an ambitious new project calledBRADFORD LIFESAVERS and will be delivering Free Basic Life Support training across all parts of … Continue reading →

Atim Annette Oton is a Nigerian-born, American and British educated designer turned art curator who grew up in Nigeria with her mother collecting and buying contemporary art. She is the Curator and founder of Harlem based Calabar Gallery. She is the African … Continue reading →

Bradford is through to the next stage of the competition to host UK City of Culture in 2025. The Secretary of State for the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS),Nadine Dorries, has announced that the district is one … Continue reading →

ITS BLACK HISTORY MONTH AND THERE ARE SO MANY INITIATIVES TAKING PLACE THIS MONTH “COLLECTIVE IMPACT AND SORM STUDIOS PRESENTS “PROUD TO BE” An event aimed to celebrate, educate , share and acknowledge the contributions and achievements of Black people … Continue reading →