• Monday 5th October 2009- Before The Slave Trade Presentation at the African Caribbean Library, Clapham


• Tuesday 6th October 2009- The Civilisation of the Moors in Africa and Spain at the PCS Learning Centre, Victoria


• Thursday 8th October 2009- Ancient Egypt and the Origin of Science and Technology at the Marcus Garvey Library, Tottenham


• Friday 9th October 2009- The Black presence in Britain before 1948 at Stanley Hall, Norwood


• Monday 12th October 2009- The Amazing History of Black People in Britain at the PCS Headquarters, Clapham


• Tuesday 13th October 2009- The Black presence in Britain in Britain before 1948 at Ealing Central Library, Ealing


• Thursday 15th October 2009- Sub Saharan African and Black American contributions to Science and Technology at the Marcus Garvey Library, Tottenham


• Friday 16th October 2009- Queens and Great women of Ancient and Mediaeval Africa at the African Caribbean Library, Clapham


• Monday 19th October 2009- The Black presence in Britain in Britain before 1948 at the Enfield Homes, Edmonton


• Tuesday 20th October 2009- Who were the Ancient Egyptians? at Ealing Central Library, Ealing


• Wednesday 21st October 2009- ‘Slavery is not our history!’ at the PCS Learning Centre, Victoria


• Thursday 22nd October 2009- Magnificent traditions of Ancient African arts and crafts at the Marcus Garvey Library, Tottenham


• Friday 23rd October 2009- The Legacy of Cheikh Anta Diop and the dismal state of current Afrocentric scholarship at the African Caribbean Library, Clapham


• Monday 26th October 2009- The Roots of Black Music at the Croydon Clocktower, Croydon


• Wednesday 28th October 2009 - New National Curriculum and the Possibilities for Real Black History in Secondary Schools at the PCS Learning Centre, Victoria


• Thursday 29th October 2009- The Roots of Black Music at the Marcus Garvey Library, Tottenham


• Friday 30th October 2009- 'Who in the Black Community is to blame for Youth Crime?' at City Hall, Westminster

Click our October Calendar for further details of all of the events listed above.

Black History Studies provide courses and activities giving people the opportunity to pursue their interest in Black History & Black Studies

Before the Slave Trade by Robin Walker www.beforetheslavetrade.com

What is Black Women’s History?
Duration: Every Wednesday for 5 weeks
Dates: 01/07/2009 to 29/07/2009
Time: 7.00pm to 9.00pm

Transatlantic Enslavement: What really happened?
Duration: Every Sunday for 5 weeks
Dates: 16/08/2009 to 13/09/2009
Time: 2.15pm to 4.15pm

Africa and the Birth of World Civilisations
Duration: Every Sunday for 5 weeks
Dates: 05/07/2009 to 02/08/2009
Time: 2.15pm to 4.15pm

Venue for all courses: PCS Learning Centre, 3rd Floor, 231 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, SW1V 1EH. view map
Information/booking: www.blackhistorystudies.co.uk