Black History Project
Hammersmith and Fulham Council's Black History Project, which aims to explore a Black history hub, last saw a key definition agreed in July 2025.
The most recent development for Hammersmith and Fulham Council's Black History Project was in July 2025, when the council defined 'Black' for the initiative. This definition, agreed at a Black History Steering Group meeting in February 2025, includes people who self-identify as having non-white backgrounds, such as those with African, Asian, and South American heritage, and indigenous minorities.
The project's objective is to explore the feasibility of establishing a Black history hub within the borough and to celebrate the heritage and contributions of Black communities. No further updates on the project's progress or upcoming discussions have been reported since July 2025.
Key facts
- Hammersmith and Fulham Council defined 'Black' for its Black History Project in July 2025. Source
- The definition of 'Black' includes people with African, Asian, and South American heritage, and indigenous minorities. Source
- The definition was agreed at a Black History Steering Group meeting in February 2025. Source
- The project aims to explore the feasibility of a Black history hub within the borough. Source
- The project also aims to celebrate the heritage and contributions of Black communities. Source
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