The Real Histories Directory

DanceIhayami is the first cross-cultural professional company of its kind in Scotland, dedicated to the art of Indian classical dance and its rich complexity of rhythm, posture, gesture and expression.

The DEA aims to raise awareness and understanding of how global issues affect the lives of individuals, communities and societies and how all of us can and do influence the global society we live in - as active global citizens. It aims to bring global perspectives into all aspects of learning - the school classroom, universities, local community activities and the media.

Educational anti-racism comic book for secondary students and above.

This book illustrates a range of human rights issues such as violence (including bullying), equal opportunities, futures, access and disability.

We are here to help you teach about and raise awareness of global issues, events in the news, sustainability and development. Our website is packed with teaching materials, development education case studies and news.

Provision of tuition and school-based workshops on the use of Indian instruments.

National Museum Liverpool\'s interactive website includes online gallery on world cultures.

Online history of the ancient parish of Handsworth.

This is a British Chinese community website, offering updated events, latest news related to Chinese/China, a discussion forum and cooking recipe.

Website with information and resources about Bristol\'s role in the transatlantic slave trade. Who was involved, what was bought and sold, who stopped it, and what is the effect of the trade today?

An independent report on diversity education and citizenship in 2007, by Sir Keith Ajebo.

Using local and global issues to build understanding between young people of different faiths and backgrounds.

Collectively, Diversity in Film aim to increase and celebrate diversity in front of and behind the camera and encourage people from all communities to enjoy and access film.

A series of free lesson plans to help teachers embed education for diversity in the curriculum.

Professional storyteller for schools, museums, libraries, and family audiences at public and private events.

The Centre supports the Chinese community in the Doncaster area by providing a learning and resource centre, women's group, men's group, youth group and art & culture.

Book and exhibition that start to explore the presence of black people in Dorset of the last 400 years.

Arts centre dedicated to developing and promoting African, Caribbean and Asian arts and culture.

Drumroots is a not for profit organisation delivering dynamic, high quality West African drumming and dance workshops for schools, colleges and diverse educational organisations across the North West.

Four online investigations into Slavery looking at the reasons behind slavery, the Middle Passage, slave life and the struggle for abolition.