by Windrush Foundation | Jul 1, 2018 | News
How have Caribbean people’s contribution to Britain’s war efforts been commemorated? Caribbean people have served and fought in Britain’s armed forces not only during both World Wars but for more than two hundred years. Yet, this contribution has not always been...
by Windrush Foundation | Feb 2, 2018 | News
ADMISSION FREE: Saturday 21st April 2018 Come along and be inspired by the presentation of a leading community advocate who has made a significant contribution to culture in the UK. During the 1080’s, under Mayor Ken Livingstone, Ansel was Principal Race...
by Windrush Foundation | Jan 11, 2013 | Pioneers
pioneers Lucilda Harris Lucilda was born in Jamaica, and at the age of 31 was one of the few women passengers who travelled to England on the Empire Windrush in May/June 1948. She had married a tailor who migrated to England in 1947,and he had saved enough money to...
Finding Home – A Windrush StoryAlford Dalrymple Gardner is one of the few living passengers to have travelled on the Empire......
WINDRUSH FOUNDATION 28 YEARS ONIn 1995, Samuel Beaver King and Arthur Torrington (co-founders) began work on establishing...
7 WINDRUSH EDUCATION RESOURCESA GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO DOWNLOAD FREE ...
FROM EMANCIPATION TO WINDRUSHMonday to Friday | 10am to 4pm | LEWISHAM COLLEGE, LEWISHAM WAY, LONDON SE4 1UT...
The Windrush LineRecognising the contribution of the Windrush generation, who continue to shape and enrich London’s cultural and social identity today...