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You are here: Home>Herts history>Topics>Black History Month 2020

Black History Month 2020

Black History Month is a time to recognize, celebrate and learn more about the lives and work of people of African and Caribbean descent in Hertfordshire.

In this section, we have an exhibition and information about black history, online events and resources.   You can also find out how to add you story to the exhibition and even the county archive.

  • Hertfordshire's Hidden Histories
    Hertfordshire's Hidden Histories
    A project for the bicentenary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade Act
  • Interview with Lionel Wallace
    Interview with Lionel Wallace
    Exclusive interview with the Deputy Lieutenant of Hertfordshire
  • Interview with Gary Younge
    Interview with Gary Younge
    An exclusive for Black History Month in Hertfordshire
  • The Abolition of Slavery
    The Abolition of Slavery
    The steps taken to end slavery
  • Stories of the Windrush Generation
    Stories of the Windrush Generation
    Share your stories here
  • Events and Reading Suggestions
    Events and Reading Suggestions
    Find out about what's on and where you can read more
  • African and Caribbean Family History
    African and Caribbean Family History
    Check out our new family history guides
  • Articles relating to the abolition of the slave trade
    Articles relating to the abolition of the slave trade
    The fight to end slavery
  • Hertfordshire and the Slave Trade
    Hertfordshire and the Slave Trade
    Hertfordshire' people involvement in the Transatlantic Slave Trade
  • Share your story
    Share your story
    Help us gather and share a more diverse history of the county
  • Black Abolitionists
    Black Abolitionists
    Some of the leaders of the abolition campaign in the US
  • Windrush and Beyond: An Exhibition

    Windrush and Beyond: An Exhibition (6)

Topics
  • South Asian Heritage Month
  • Quakers in Hertfordshire
  • Cultural Connections Exhibition
  • Black History Month 2020
  • Herts Year of Culture 2020
  • World War Two
  • Traditional Hertfordshire Project 2017
  • The Civil War
  • Art and Artists
  • Transport
  • Supernatural and unexplained phenomena
  • Natural World
  • Crime
  • Architecture
  • Childhood
  • Olympics and Paralympics
  • School Projects
  • Local History Resources
  • Archaeology
  • Archives
  • Politics
  • The Poor of Hertfordshire
  • Resources for the elderly
  • World War One
  • Turn Back Time on Your High Street
  • Privateering
  • The Word is Hertfordshire!
  • Literary Hertfordshire
  • Witchcraft
  • Religion
  • Conservation
  • Magna Carta
  • Education
  • Emmigration
  • Events and ceremonies
  • Films and Film Makers
  • Folk Remedies
  • Hertfordshire and the Slave Trade
  • Hertfordshire Fire Services
  • Hertfordshire Folk Songs
  • Herts Past
  • Holidays
  • Homelessness
  • Jubilees and Coronations
  • Life under Lockdown
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