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Are you interested in Black Heritage? Would you like to set up a heritage walk in your area? Or do you already have a walk and want to become part of the network?
We provide bespoke training for any individual or group who is interested in setting up a walk in their community. Our training is provides the tools and building blocks to develop a walk, regardless of ethnic background
Our training includes:
Black Heritage Walks Network CIC will be the Birmingham partner for the delivery of a national PAC 45 80th Anniversary and the 50th Anniversary of Nkrumah book Last Stages of Imperialism, taking place in October 2025.
A fascinating heritage education project documenting the history of reggae and its links to UK culture and the West Midlands.
This education programme was developed in partnership with Simmer Down Arts and /legendary reggae artist Basil Gabbidon from Steel Pulse - as Birmingham based reggae band.
Black Heritage Walks Network is an approved provider for The National Academy for Social Prescribing Thriving Communities programme. This is a new national support programme for voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise groups, supporting communities impacted by COVID -19 and health inequalities.
Black Heritage Walks Network holds walks and pop-up events that enable cross-cultural discussions about the past, current and future, including the heritage of those with a Commonwealth identity. The network tackles business enterprise and health inequalities. The organisation works with local elders from a commonwealth background, who become role models for young and hard to reach people.
