Nu Origins Magazine

Revitalising traditions and inspiring new possibilities through Ujamaa (cooperative economics)

David MylesJune 12, 2023

Hailing from the UK’s second most populous city, Manchester, Otis Thomas is a community giant who is involved in many initiatives that are economically inspired... Read More...

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Calling all UK Black and Bajan students

David MylesJune 9, 2023

This year marks 75 years since the first large calibre of post-war Caribbean settlers arrived on British shores in Tilbury, Essex. The ship HMT Empire Windrush ... Read More...

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How a young woman is reshaping how we think about Dementia

David MylesMay 19, 2023

In the United States, approximately 5 million White people have Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia which can adversely affect cognitive funct... Read More...

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Eddie Hypolite is empowering resilience across generations

David MylesApril 2, 2023

Not too dissimilar from many Caribbean families in major English cities such as Birmingham, Manchester and London during the 1960s and 1970s; Pastor, Eddie Hypo... Read More...

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New venue will bring holistic wellness to Hammersmith

David MylesMarch 29, 2023

Ex-professional boxer and fitness instructor, Max Wallace and his wife, gospel singer Ruth Wallace will ceremoniously take over Bushwacker, a local well-known h... Read More...

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Black Men are taking centre stage in education

David MylesFebruary 14, 2023

Black Men Teach was founded by secondary school teachers Albert Adeyemi and Johnoi Josephs in January 2021 to amplify the visible presence of Black teachers and... Read More...

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Take a walk in history with Black History Walks

David MylesNovember 11, 2022

The teaching of Black History in the UK is far too often restricted to the U.S and when the UK does get mentioned, the rich Black history dating back before the... Read More...

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Soulful singer Leyton Benta’s new documentary aims to inspire many

David MylesNovember 7, 2022

After his victorious Take it to the Streets tour last year in Westminster and several performances in 2022, British multi-award-winning R&B Soul crooner, ac... Read More...

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Dr. Moussa Omar first Sudanese student in Japan talks with NU origins about a half-century journey

Nu OriginsOctober 25, 2022

By Karim Mahmoud Relations between Japan and the Arab and Muslim states have developed in a steady manner both in scope and depth, the number of Mu... Read More...

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An event for the whole family: Black History Activity Books Launch and Expo 3.0

David MylesOctober 21, 2022

After over two decades of designing graphic artwork for various clients such as the Yellow Pages and local authorities such as Sandwell Council and Birmingham C... Read More...

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Mom’s the word: Kamapala Chukwuka’s mission to diversify children’s literature

David MylesOctober 17, 2022

In 2018, the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education (CLPE) published the first nationwide study in the UK that examined diversity in children’s literature. Th... Read More...

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The idea of being ”superficially Black”

David MylesOctober 3, 2022

Amongst many other things, my gripe with the recently appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kwasi Kwarteng stems from 2018 when he downplayed the Windrush Scan... Read More...

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Role models can inspire a new generation of Young-Stars

David MylesSeptember 1, 2022

In the last 5 years, discourses concerning Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has generated increased interest amongst organisations, corporations, and the ... Read More...

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Online STEM Workshops for Young People

David MylesJuly 24, 2022

In the last four years, the Department for Education in the UK does not appear to be against the teaching of cryptocurrency in schools, but has no immediate in... Read More...

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Ride of Prejudice: Unmasking Racist Uber Incidents

Pan African Dance Ambassador Makeda Kumasi Celebrates National Dance Day as California Arts Council Grant Recipient

Sunset UnLimited: The Enduring Racist Legacy of America’s Sundown Towns

The Contributions of Black Entrepreneurs at the Forefront of Black Business Month

Affirmative Action Not So Firm

The Guide to Understanding and Obtaining Grants

From the Steel Walls to Dancehall Stardom

Can 1 Drop of African Blood Nullify all Ethncities

Revitalising traditions and inspiring new possibilities through Ujamaa (cooperative economics)

Revitalising traditions and inspiring new possibilities through Ujamaa (cooperative economics)

Calling all UK Black and Bajan students

How a young woman is reshaping how we think about Dementia

Eddie Hypolite is empowering resilience across generations

New venue will bring holistic wellness to Hammersmith

Black Men are taking centre stage in education

Take a walk in history with Black History Walks

Soulful singer Leyton Benta’s new documentary aims to inspire many

Dr. Moussa Omar first Sudanese student in Japan talks with NU origins about a half-century journey

An event for the whole family: Black History Activity Books Launch and Expo 3.0

Mom’s the word: Kamapala Chukwuka’s mission to diversify children’s literature

The idea of being ”superficially Black”

Role models can inspire a new generation of Young-Stars

Online STEM Workshops for Young People