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Latest news & events

BTWSC Co-ordinator Sworn In As Notary Public In Ghana:

BTWSC co-ordinator Ms Serwah adds notary public to her legal resume

Its Cool To Recycle End Of Project Event:

Brent Youths Make Recycling Cool

An evening with Dawn Butler & special guests, discussing strategies for achievement, values and overcoming/ The 'African Voices' Speed discussion with some of the contributors:

An intimate, cerebral evening of discussion to mark African/Black History Month with contributors from BTWSC's book & DVD

It's Cool To... Care About The Environment Event Day:

Come and support the youths' end of project event and watch their DVD on fly-tipping and the environment

Latest videos

Ms Serwah Presents Youth Crime Submit Petition At No. 10:

Following the BTWSC Because... Youth Crime consultations and workshops, it was decided that the next step was to have a summi...

Child Fed Up With N-Word (Full Video):

Hear the full version of the impressive oratory by 11-year-ol Jonathan McCoy, as he makes his case against the N-word!...

The Songs Of Life Trailer:

A sub-10 minute trailer of BTWSC/Roots To Branches' Arts Council England/National Lottery funded edu-tainment concert, which ...

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Featured Projects

NARM Wants Your Role Models

The NARM Role Model Project wants you to send in your British male role models of African descent....

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NARM Wants Your Role Models

The NARM Role Model Project wants you to send in your British male role models of African descent....

BTWSC has been successful in winning its second Heritage Lottery Funding. This time round, the funding is to allow the organisation to highlight British male role models of African descent during 1907-2007, which will be made available in a free DVD, booklet and a dedicated microsite.

Whilst the project has the potential to outlast its initial one year duration through updating information on the microsite, in order for nominees to make the ranking lists in the booklet and video interviews (providing they are alive), nominations must be received by Feb. 28 2009.

For more information or to make your nomination, please click NARM Project.

28/01/09 Update: We're organising the Do We Need Role Models? open discussion event on Thursday Feb. 19 2009, 6.30-8.30pm. Please click for more information.