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The Black Advisory Hub has been established to help build a diverse and inclusive community for all students and staff members at the University of Cambridge, as part of institutional action to improve Black students' outcomes at Cambridge.

🎓 New to Cambridge this year? Join the Black Advisory Hub’s First Year Induction Programme! 💜Meet other Black students, ...
09/09/2026

🎓 New to Cambridge this year? Join the Black Advisory Hub’s First Year Induction Programme! 💜

Meet other Black students, get to know Cambridge, and join us for events throughout Michaelmas — from our online induction to a walking tour, movie night, quiz night and end-of-term social.

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🔗 Register for the online induction via the link in our bio

Congratulations to all the new students joining the University of Cambridge this year! 🎉The Black Advisory Hub is here t...
15/08/2026

Congratulations to all the new students joining the University of Cambridge this year! 🎉

The Black Advisory Hub is here to support you as you begin this exciting new chapter. Visit the link in our bio to discover our resources, community, and opportunities to get involved.

We look forward to welcoming you! 💜

The Black Advisory Hub’s First Year Induction (FYI) Programme returns for 2026.Designed by Black students, for Black stu...
11/06/2026

The Black Advisory Hub’s First Year Induction (FYI) Programme returns for 2026.

Designed by Black students, for Black students, FYI supports incoming undergraduates and postgraduates as they navigate the transition to Cambridge through practical guidance, honest conversations, and opportunities to connect with peers, staff, and the wider Black community.

Interested in taking part? Register your interest via the link in our bio.

09/05/2026

Join us at the Yale Peabody Museum on Saturday, May 23 at 2 pm for a screening of the documentary "Taíno Legacy." The film is a searing and meditative documentary that confronts the monumental scale of cultural and human destruction unleashed upon the Indigenous peoples of the Americas, beginning with the Taíno of the Caribbean, and seeks to honor and recover the living threads of a nearly extinguished civilization. This 20-minute short film will be followed by a discussion with filmmaker Carlos Torre. Admission is free.

10/04/2026

Enslaved Africans and high quality seeds from Haiti led to massive indigo exports from Louisiana to Europe. Plantations grew indigo alongside rice fields.

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