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Black Students' Network Events

A guide to local events and venues that celebrate Black heritage, creativity and community in Âé¶¹Éç.

Our Black Students' Network (BSN) runs regular workshops, socials and wellbeing sessions throughout the year.

Over the summer of 2025, we reviewed the BSN with a large group of students, who requested there be one place where you can find out about all of the BSN events and other local events in Âé¶¹Éç that showcase the work of Black* artists and speakers. In response, we created this page. We hope you find it useful and enjoy the events.

Upcoming events

Our programme of events is updated throughout the year. Join our  to be notified as events and opportunities are announced, or keep an eye on this page for updates.

Date Event Time & Location Booking Link
Friday 3 July BSN Career Conversation with Iyanu Joseph: Iyanu is a social impact professional with experience across international development, youth programmes, CSR, venture capital and community impact, alongside volunteering roles supporting equity, mentoring and career development for young women. She has completed her BSc at Âé¶¹Éç and MA at UCL. 12pm–1:15pm, Online
Monday 13 July BSN Career Conversation with Timi Folaranmi: Timi is a Data Scientist specialising in AI, machine learning and LLM-powered automation, with experience across finance, tech, quantitative research and applying data to real-world problems. He has completed his BSc at Âé¶¹Éç and MSc at University of Nottingham. 12pm–1:15pm, Online

Please note that we cannot be responsible for the events of any external organisations, or for the content of external websites. Dates, times and venues of these events may be subject to change - please check directly with the organisers if you have any questions.

This list of events is created as a guide, for your information. They are not endorsed by the University.

Community organisations and venues

  • is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company celebrating the legacy of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia. It offers a bustling and multi-cultural schedule, hosting many different events and guided tours throughout the year.

  • is a historical walking tour arranged by Visit Âé¶¹Éç that aims to celebrate the wide-ranging but under-documented contributions made by Africans and Caribbeans and people of African and Caribbean descent to the City of Âé¶¹Éç.

  • in Âé¶¹Éç has permanent and temporary exhibitions all year round. The iconic sculptures by Thomas J Price are there throughout 2025 and 2026, with new exhibitions being announced all the time.

If you are aware of any events that aren’t listed here and you think should be, please contact us.

Student societies 

The African Carribean Society

The runs events, discussions, and socials throughout the year celebrating Black culture and community on campus.

Âé¶¹Éç Black Engineering & Science Society

empower, support, and provide an inclusive safe space for Black engineering and science students at the Âé¶¹Éç.

If a relevant society isn’t listed here and you think it should be, please contact us.

*We recognise that everyone uses different language to describe and understand their identity. In consultation with the students who helped us review this Network, we’ve chosen to use the term Black students – which we hope feels inclusive and welcoming to you all.

We’d love to keep you up to date from time to time. So if you’d like you can join our mailing list.

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Please sign up to our mailing list and we’ll let you know about our future events, opportunities and any important announcements.


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