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Discover how mental health, workplace culture, and community impact can drive innovation and sustainable growth. Don’t miss this insightful discussion!
43 Lancaster Gate, W2 3NA – London
March 11, 2025 | 18:00
Hosted by the International Association for Peace and Economic Development of the Universal Peace Federation UK
Bradford, UK โ The highly anticipated Annual Menโs Porch Awards 2025 is set to be a spectacular evening, honoring men making a significant impact in their communities. The prestigious gala night will recognize excellence and outstanding contributions.
This yearโs event promises an elegant red-carpet experience, music performances, powerful spoken word performance, dance, comedy and an atmosphere filled with inspiration, networking, and celebration.
Date: 22nd March 2025
Time: 5:00 PM (Red Carpet) | 5:30 PM
(Main Event)
Venue: The Events Place, 3rd Floor, Nelson Street, Bradford BD1 5AX
Jamilla Hussain completed her medical training in Yorkshire after graduating from the University of Manchester. As part of her higher specialist training she completed an NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship (MSc.), NIHR Doctoral Research Fellowship (PhD.) and NIHR Clinical Lectureship. She started at BTHFT as a Consultant in Palliative Medicine and Senior Research Fellow in April 2022 and has an interest in addressing inequalities in the last year of life.
JOIN ALL THINGS AFRICAN INSPIRED BY SISTER HAMIDA MBAGA AT THE CITY TAVERN, 132 BRADSHAW GATE, BOLTON BL2 1AY AS PART OF THE INTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY 2025 CONFERENCE
VISIT HER STALL ON THE DAY AND BE INSPIRED BY AMAZING PRODUCTS THAT ARE “ALL THINGS AFRICAN”
O.Phils โ โAye Ya Ya (Hallelujah)โ | Bless The Lord Album โAye Ya Ya (Hallelujah)โ is a powerful worship, prayer, and praise anthem from O.Philsโ Bless The Lord album.
This soul-stirring song encourages listeners to keep praising and worshiping Jesus, even in the midst of lifeโs storms. With heartfelt chants and uplifting melodies, it reminds us that true strength comes from surrendering to Him.
The song builds into a moving vamp, calling on the divine names of JesusโYeshua, Comforter, Redeemer, Great Healer, Sweet Jesusโcreating an atmosphere of deep reverence and faith. Aye Ya Ya (Hallelujah) is more than a song; itโs a declaration of unwavering trust in Godโs power and presence.
โWeaving tapestries of love, healing and compassion through narratives of intergenerational traumaโ
Intergenerational Trauma-Based Group for Black, Brown People of the โGlobal Majorityโ (Campbell-Stephens, 2020)
Starting: 8 March 2025 Saturdays fortnightly 2.00-3.30 pm ยฃ40.00 per session (or ยฃ200: 6 sessions)
Come as you are. We aim to co-create an open, inclusive, ethical drop-in and safe space to be unapologetically black. Together we explore contemporary issues, challenges and expectations for our young people, families and communities. An invitation for meaning-making in the safety of Black professionals from the ‘Global Majority Centre for Cultural Healing’.
Please note: This group is open to adults identifying as Black, African, Caribbean, Asian and /or Dual-Heritage communities who are open and willing to engage in safe, challenging, creative, interactive dialogue and therapeutic support.
About the facilitators:
Kate and Taylor are experienced therapists, supervisors and group facilitators with expertise in Clinical Practice and Leadership across NHS, CAMHS, Paediatrics, Education, Research, Social Care, Independent & Private Practice.
For further information about the group, and support needs and to register your interest please contact: Kate@zaharaacademy.co.uk
Gathering 1: Kinship and belonging. March 8th
Gathering 2: Identification of grief, loss, numbing and triumph. March 22nd
Gathering 3: Exploring family configurations, hidden roots and wilted leaves. April 5th
Gathering 4: Confronting conditioning and befriending our first self. April 26th (TBC)
Gathering 5: Ubuntu, diaspora and blackness in Britain. May 10th
Ubuntu often translated as โI am because we areโ originates in South Africa
Gathering 6: Sankofa and the cycles of endings. May 24th
Sankofa comes from the Akan people of Ghana. The Akan term meaning, โto go back and get it.โ
One of the Adinkra symbols for Sankofa depicts a mythical bird flying forward with its head turned backwards.
Weaving tapestries of love, healing and compassion through narratives of intergenerational traumaโ
Intergenerational Trauma- Based Group for Black, Brown People of the โGlobal Majorityโ (Campbell-Stephens, 2020)
Starting: 8 March 2025 Saturdays fortnightly 2.00-3.30 pm ยฃ40.00 per session (or ยฃ200: 6 sessions)
About the facilitators: Kate and Taylor are experienced therapists, supervisors and group facilitators with expertise in Clinical Practice and Leadership across NHS, CAMHS, Paediatrics, Education, Research, Social Care, Independent & Private Practice.
For further information about the group, and support needs and to register your interest please contact: Kate@zaharaacademy.co.uk
As someone who has been writing since 2008, I get lots of negative reviews anytime I try to cut corners and publish a book without hiring a professional editor.
No matter how hard you try, you can’t fully trust yourself or an app to edit your book project. You need a fresh pair of eyes who would look through every structure and flow problem.
Therefore, start saving months before you start writing.
My new book “Calling the Unqualified: Ignite your authority and fufill your God-given Mandate” premiers this March. I worked with Dorcas Fadele, who is an impeccable editor. Only hire her if you’re ready to take constructive criticism that will help you grow.
Martin Okon is the creative force behind Knight Visuals Photography, with over extensive years of experience in studio photography, specialized in portrait and lifestyle shoots.
As the founder and lead photographer, I have a passion for storytelling through the lens, crafting images that capture not just moments, but emotions. With a strong background in working with diverse clients, from individuals to corporate brands, My work is known for its precision, creativity, and attention to detail.
From an early interest in visual arts to becoming a highly sought-after photographer, I have built a reputation for blending artistic vision with technical expertise. I collaborate closely with makeup artists and professional retouchers to ensure that every photo reflects the highest standards of quality. Whether shooting in the vibrant streets of London, the dynamic scenes of Manchester, or the iconic backdrops of Leeds, I bring a unique perspective and energy to every project.
When not behind the camera, youโll find me exploring new photography techniques, mentoring aspiring photographers, or simply soaking in the creative inspiration that fuels my work. My dedication to delivering timeless visuals has made Knight Visuals Photography a go-to studio for clients looking to capture their most important moments with authenticity and flair.
She was a one-of-a-kind musical pioneer who impacted us in so many ways, it is difficult to measure. Today we say a sad goodbye to Roberta Flack, who has died at age 88. Her death was confirmed for us by her publicist. Flack had been diagnosed with ALS in 2022.
The message we received was as follows: โWe are heartbroken that the glorious Roberta Flack passed away this morning February 24, 2025. She died peacefully surrounded by her family. Roberta broke boundaries and records. She was also a proud educator.โ
Over the two decade period from 1970-1990, Roberta Flack quietly opened doors for a new generation of female singers, making beautiful music but also making history. Her gentle amalgamation of Soul, Gospel and folk, combined with a message of both empowerment and love, created an intelligent, thoughtful pathway for modern singers such as India.Arie and Jill Scott.
Born in Asheville, North Carolina in 1937, Flack was attracted to music and became a talented singer and pianist at a very young age. In addition to her musical family, the members of which were involved in their church choir and orchestra, she was influenced by the great Gospel singers of her day, especially Mahalia Jackson. Amazingly, she was accepted into Howard University on a full music scholarship at age 15, and there she met future singing partner Donny Hathaway. Jazz pianist Les McCann heard her perform in 1968 and brought her to the attention of Atlantic Records, which signed her in 1969.
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43 Lancaster Gate, W2 3NA – London
March 11, 2025 | 18:00
Hosted by the International Association for Peace and Economic Development of the Universal Peace Federation UK
Time: 5:00 PM (Red Carpet) | 5:30 PM
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to edit your book project. You need a fresh pair of eyes who would look through every structure and flow problem.
TONY TOKUNBO ETEKA FERNANDEZ 