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Thoughts on Soul of a Nation
In August, the Young Historians Project attended the Tate Modern After Hours: Soul of a Nation preview, open to 15–25 year-olds. The...
Carol Pierre
Nov 15, 2017


Visiting Pepukayi's bookshop, the Maa Maat Cultural Centre
Sometime in January 2017, my friend and I decided to attend an on-campus event hosted by the Black, Social, Political Society (BSPS)....
Enna Uwaifo
Nov 7, 2017


Young Historians speak at event for Centerprise
On the 7th of May, Ama and I were asked to speak at an event in Hackney. The event was organised to celebrate the launch of A Hackney...
Jasmine Brienburg
Sep 2, 2017


Interviewing YHP members Aleema Gray and Amelia Francis
In May, as part two of AAIHS' interview series with the Young Historians Project, Aleema Gray and Amelia Francis were interviewed by...
Young Historians Project
Aug 21, 2017


An Interview with YHP's founder Hakim Adi
In April, Tiffany Florvil from the African American Intellectual History Society (AAIHS) interviewed Hakim Adi about the YHP. Adi is...
Young Historians Project
Jul 16, 2017


The need to connect young people with Black British history
We catch up with Sidney Biney, one of the Young Historians Project's volunteers, who shares his experience of being involved in the YHP...
Young Historians Project
Jul 4, 2017


History Matters!
A groundbreaking people-powered project encouraging the development of Young Historians of African and Caribbean Heritage in Britain.
Young Historians Project
May 4, 2017
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