CREATIVE EVENTS
Evolving Creatives devise and deliver Black Studies and African History Workshops and Presentations for young people and adults, for schools and community groups.
Past and present workshops include:
The African Literary Heritage Zoom Presentation
Join Danny Thompson Online as he takes you on a journey of Afrikan Literature through the Ancient and Mediaeval periods to the Modern Era; and the Impact of Afro-Caribbean culture on The English Language and Literature
26th August 2020 7-8.30pm
Family Creative Workshop
Creative writing workshop for families
Explore writing for storytelling and self-development.
August 12th to August 22nd
The Afrikan literary heritage Book Presentation
Book presentation and talk.
Pan-Afrikan Society Community Forum, 336 Brixton road, SW9 7AA, May 17th 2019
African tour of the British Museum
A tour of the Ancient Egyptian, Nubia, Phoenician, and West African exhibits within the museum and their related histories.
City of London College March 26th 2019
The Afrikan literary heritage
Workshop presentation of the book of the same name. Exploring Afrikan literature from the pre-historic to the ancient to the mediaeval to the modern.
CSEP Literary Festival March 9th 2019
Great Achievements of African Men
Examples from the Ancient, Mediaeval and Modern periods and traditional rites of passage for African boys to men.
Black Self Development Program - HMP Bullingdon - 2018
How Black Studies Can Change Your Life
Mental Health Awareness.
Black History Month Presentation - HM Prison & Probation Service - 2018
By Supporting Each Other We Support Ourselves
Examples from the Ancient, Mediaeval, and Modern eras of how African people have shaped the world in all areas of life.
Black History Month Presentation - TFL - 2018
The Afrikan Literary Heritage
Tracing the evolution of written language and literature from the Prehistoric period, through the Ancient, Mediaeval and Modern eras.
YLN - Wandsworth Schools - 2017-2018
How Black Studies Can Change Your Life
How knowledge of history empowers the self.
Black History Month Presentation - TFL - 2017