Harlow Black History Month

18/10/2021

Fellow Ghanaians, I appeal to you. Let's protect the uniqueness of our traditional Ghanaian values and resist bullying in any form that seeks to pollute our sacred culture that was handed down to us by our ancestors. Our cultural systems between the 14th and the 20th centuries have been twisted and practically destroyed by foreign infiltrations through slavery, colonialism, neo-colonialism, capitalism, socialism communism and the various 'isms' that have all subjected us as a people to the control of the infiltrating cultures. As proud Ghanaians who value the richness of our traditional cultures and the respect of our ancestors who handed down the traditional systems to us can we please appeal to our fellow Ghanaians in the diaspora to practice their new found cultures in their countries of residence without insisting that our government officially recognises such cultural practices in our motherland please? I'm a proud Ghanaian!!! Are you?

29/10/2020

A short message of support from Terrance Higgins Trust.

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29/10/2020

This clip from Saturday's live stream is also a throwback from 2008's Harlow Black History Month celebrations.

Have another watch of the exhibition and talk at the Givverd Gallery, Harlow Civic Centre in celebration of black history.

28/10/2020

The Harlow Youth Council has produced this incredible clip which covers topics around racism and the Black Lives Matter movement.

Give it a watch, a like and share!

Thank you to everyone who participated.

27/10/2020

Now, this is a dance we need to learn.

Check out this electric performance from Saturday's live stream.

27/10/2020

One of our all-time favourite songs to sing along to. In this clip from Saturday's live stream, the gorgeous Brenda Emmanual gave a stunning performance of her reggae hit My Everything.

26/10/2020

So who else knows how to dance like this?

Take a look back at this energetic performance which we streamed live this Saturday just gone.

26/10/2020

A wonderful talk from Adeolu Adewuyi - RCCG The Lord's Vine, Harlow.

26/10/2020

Missed out on our live stream? Not to worry, we're breaking down the entire stream over the course of today.

Tune in to see all the goodwill messages, the performances and the throwbacks.

24/10/2020

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24/10/2020

23/10/2020

Fun for all the family.

PATACC invites you to the LIVE STREAMING of the Harlow Black History Month Festival 2020. TOMORROW, 24th October 2020 between 10:30am to 4:30pm.

Set a reminder and tune in to see a selection of goodwill messages from Harlow Council members as well as special performances from local performers and throwback performances from previous year's celebrations.