06/10/2026
We are proud to mark Black History Month every October, but our commitment to celebrating Black excellence and confronting racism is not limited to one month - it is a year-round mission.
This year's theme, Honouring our communities, invites us to recognise the individuals whose everyday contributions shape, support and sustain Black life across the United Kingdom. At York St John, as a social justice university, we stand resolute in amplifying those voices and driving lasting change. Words alone are not enough - action is what builds justice.
Take a look below at some of the events we are hosting this year to mark Black History Month. For further details, comment "event" and we can send you more details. π
Guest speaker: Yasmin Benoit | Thursday 29 October 2026, 5.30pm to 7.00pm
Creative Centre Auditorium π
Get ready to hear from model, writer and award-winning as*xual activist Yasmin Benoit! Join us for an inspiring conversation exploring identity, representation, activism and breaking boundaries. Whether youβre familiar with Yasminβs work or discovering it for the first time, come along, get involved and hear a powerful voice sharing her experiences. This event is free and open to all.
Film Screening and Q&A: Hope Is a Word | Friday 30 October 2026, 1.30pm to 6.00pm
Creative Centre 101 π
Join us for an afternoon of film and conversation. Watch Hope Is a Word, followed by a virtual Q&A with director Maria Galliani Dyrvik and Nigerian activist and poet Nnimmo Bassey. Hear their perspectives, ask questions and explore themes of hope, activism and change.
Discussing Decolonisation: A Guest Lecture by Professor Madhu Krishnan | Friday 30 October, 1.30pm to 6.00pm
De Grey 126 π
Continue the afternoon with Discussing Decolonisation, featuring a guest lecture by Professor Madhu Krishnan from the University of Bristol. Taking place in De Grey 126 after the film and Q&A, this session offers an opportunity to explore ideas around decolonisation, knowledge, culture and representation.
Chaplaincy: Celebrating Black Faith and Heritage | Everyday
Chapel π
Step into the Chapel and discover stories of Black faith, history and heritage. Explore colourful bunting celebrating Black people of faith and notable Black historical figures from York, pick up a postcard and take a moment for reflection. Youβll also find a dedicated space for prayer and meditation inspired by those being celebrated.