An organisation of professional African British men who help the youth and their community.

Giving national attention to the history of the African British community over the last 1000+ years

ACFF is an African British organisation which aims to raise the aspirations and achievments, academically, professionally and economically for people of African & Caribbean descent.

AFFORD is an African Britsh organisation whose mission is to engage Africans and their organisations in the diaspora directly with organisations involved in the processes of development on the continent; and to develop the skills and abilities of African peoples, either temporarily or permanently away from Africa, in ways that will contribute to Africa's development and enhance Africa's contribution to global development.

An independent charity developed to create greater awareness among British and other European people about developments in Africa and its diaspora

African British organisation campaigning for reparations for the harm done to Africa and the African diaspora through enslavement, colonisation, and racism.

The African British base responsible for UK participation in the AFRICA VE2000 CELEBRATION. An international cultural event, celebrating the invaluable contributions and the supreme sacrifice made by Africans to the two successive World Wars. The event is organized by the Foundation and the essential of AVECelebration, is to enhance Education, Tourism and Development.

African-British based, non-profit organisation that distributes & markets books from particular publishers in Africa.

Providing a diary of African entertainment all over the world. Includes African news, food reviews of the top ten rated African restaurants, coverage of public and private parties, events and classifieds.

African History Month is a current events and historical resource published by Ligali for the African British Community, evolved from Black History Month, based on Dr. Carter G. Woodson's African American History Month

An affiliate of International PEN, the world association of writers. Its membership consists of writers of African descent who live outside the continent.

Essays and eyewitness accounts of a trans-atlantic journey that changed Britain.

Strives to awaken, inform and appraise the nation and focuses on news, views, features and issues affecting the African Diaspora.

Channel 4 website documenting the history of the African British and Asian British communities throughout the UK.

Links to study resources on the history and culture of African British people in the UK.

A bi-monthly publication which reflects the activity, concerns and aesthetics of African British and Asian British filmmakers in the UK.

Brighton and Hove Black History Project seeks to reveal Brighton and Hove's hidden past and helps local people get involved in mapping their own history of Brighton and Hove.

A site seeking to support the grassroots celebration of African British heritage. Let's celebrate and share our African and Caribbean history.

African and Asian History Month Events

African History Month events site for London.

Historical listing of African Britons who have contributed to growth and development of the UK.

The main communication channel of The 1990 Trust. The 1990 Trust is a national organisation set up to protect and pioneer the interest of Britain's African British and Asian British Communities.

Forums about African-Britain community and other topics.

Portal provides community, national and world news and features plus entertainment, sport and connections for the British multicultural community.

Resource rich internet portal for the African British community providing online forum, chat rooms, newsletter and online dating facilities.

Analysis and comment on issues affecting African British people in Britain. These include racial profiling, death in custody, discrimination in employment and education.

Online home for the Black Music Congress (BMC) debates, and all information regarding the state of the African British Music industry.

A project funded by the Research Support Libraries Programme (RSLP) with the aim of identifying and mapping national research resources relating to Caribbean Studies and the history of Black and Asian people in the UK.

The Chronicle is Britain's first Internet magazine monitoring African British communities. Edited by an urban scholar, it delivers authoritative information, book reviews and ideas to students, professionals, and corporate, educational and community clients. The Chronicle is a cyber-store of African british experiences and a showcase of the skills and ideas Africans need for success at work, study, leisure, and community advancement.

Information and articles concerning race and racism in the UK.

A photographic documentary of minority communities living in Britain.

Empowering and influencing the African British community through history, family genealogy and heritage.

A forum for the promotion of African-Caribbean businesses and organisations within the United Kingdom community and worldwide.

The story of the struggles for justice by the majority African British families of people who have died in police custody.

Greeting cards aimed at the African and Caribbean community.

African-British Investigative, Monitoring, Equality and Complaints Board. Set up to challenge, identify and recommend workable solutions to any current social issue, that refuses to recognise the equal and inalienable rights of ALL members of the human family

Specialist bookshop and information centre providing books and information about Africans and their antecedents.

Organisation dedicated to enabling the African British and Asian British communities claim their places in European politics.

Interactive magazine covering news, fashion, beauty and well-being for African British Women.

Social policy think tank devoted to issues that affect London's Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities.

A core team of culturally diverse writers. They read and perform their work internationally and are experienced workshop facilitators. All the writers have extensive track records in devising education activities for organisations such as the Arvon Foundation, the National Theatre, Apples & Snakes and the Poetry Society.

Discover the principles of the chakras and yoga through Meditation and classes.

The School of Oriental and African Studies is the only higher education institution in the UK specialising in the study of Asia and Africa and is now the world's largest institution of its kind.

A site devoted to providing historical information about the lives of the African / Caribbean people living in Britain prior to the 1950's.

Online forum for networking and socialising amongst African British business owners and professionals working in London and the Home Counties.

African British wing of The Final Call To POWER Online is published by The Nation of Islam (UK).

The images of Africans in European Art help to trace the journey of the African Diaspora from their homelands into Europe. They are evidence of another hidden history, and seen together, they reflect the complexity of African representation.

Birmingham based community radio station.

African British newspaper.

Celebrates minority contributions to mainstream British society while symbolizing the legacy of the pioneers on the ship HMV Empire Windrush.

Channel 4's African and Asian History Map of the British Isles. The map is an extensive gateway to exisiting and newly created websites, searchable by location, time and subject, documenting the African and Asian presence in British history.

A portfolio of fine art by the artist Ken Yahw McCalla, featuring handmade limited edition lino prints, cards, paintings, carvings and sculptures.