Join us in Aberdeen to celebrate Black history, culture and community this October!

🌍 ABERDEEN, OUR STORIES MATTER. OUR PEOPLE MATTER. OUR FUTURE MATTERS!BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2026 – ABERDEEN 🌍

✨ What happens when we honour our past, celebrate our people, and come together to shape our future? ✨

Join us for a powerful celebration of faith, heritage, culture and community as we recognise the people, stories and contributions that make Aberdeen and its surrounding communities stronger.

This is more than a celebration of history. It is an opportunity to connect generations, share inspiring stories, build meaningful partnerships, and imagine what we can achieve together!

🎤 INSPIRING SPEAKERS & COMMUNITY VOICES

Dr Olushola Ajide

Mrs Florence Igboayaka

Dr Oluwaseun Olabode

Dr Kunle Adewale

🎙️ Moderator: Dr Loliya Kagher

💬 Expect thought-provoking conversations on visioning, collaboration and growth, celebrating community achievements and exploring how we can work together to create an even brighter future.

🎶 Music and cultural celebration

🎤 Inspiring talks and shared experiences

🤝 Community fellowship, connections and networking

☕ Refreshments and warm conversations

📅 Friday, 30 October 2026

⏰ 3:00–5:00 pm

📍 Sir Duncan Rice Library, University of Aberdeen

❤️ COME. CONNECT. CELEBRATE. BE INSPIRED.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Bring your family.

📣 Invite a friend.

⛪ Share with your network.

🤝 Spread the word across your community.

Because when we honour our communities, we recognise how far we have come, celebrate what we are building today, and create possibilities for generations to come.

BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2026 | ABERDEEN

Honouring Our Communities: Visioning, Collaboration and Growth.

🌟 Your story belongs here. Your voice matters. Your presence makes a difference.

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