'Each One, Teach One': The Pioneers of Black British History

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Illustration of Jak Beula, Nubian Jak Community Trust

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Illustration of Rosemary Campbell-Stephens

Illustration of Tony Warner, Black History Walks

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Illustration of Hakim Adi and Cheryl Phillips, founders of YHP

Our project is titled 'Each One, Teach one: The Pioneers of Black history in Britain'. It explores how Black history gained popular recognition in Britain over the past 75 years. Our research traces the emergence of Black British history as a field – honouring the decades-long struggle of community educators, writers, activists, artists, filmmakers, and academics. Using archival research and oral history, this project seeks to chronologise, contextualise, and thematically map out the development of Black history in Britain. From the founding of supplementary schools and archives, to independent bookshops, radical theatre, and art exhibitions. This project celebrates the events, initiatives, and individuals, who have shaped its development as a concept and an academic field. The learning outputs for this project are a historical timeline, an interactive map, a podcast series, and an interview series. Read our full list of credits and special thanks here.