Our pasts inform our futures so knowing where you come from has its benefits. Check out some of these stories below.

How important are facts when producing films on Black history?

Re-teaching Tudor history

Re-writing history with a walk

Brixton exhibition to showcase life of Ewe Royal in papers

Shakespeare and the Robben Island prisoners that inspired a play

Ghana Independence – why stop at 60?

Cheikh Anta Diop – The Pharaoh of Knowledge

Black canvas, white letters – why discourse on slavery is always relevant 

Amma Asante & Belle

Going back to ma roots

A talk with historian Dr Gus Casely Hayford

Britain’s Black trailblazers

MisBeee @ West Africa Word, Symbol, Song

Should the African presence in Tudor England be taught in schools?

Ghanaian sitcom star leaves lasting legacy in Kwahu

Gold Coast: a lucid look into Denmark’s colonial past

Cote d’Ivoire sculpture: unmasking the truth

Hidden histories: Jamaica’s colourful legacies 

Cancer awareness: The Untold Story

The Brasil 2014 World Cup: A family affair

Britain’s Cutty Sark: from Chinese tea to Ghanaian cocoa  

Walter Tull: Gone but not forgotten