From Legacy to Leadership
For more than three decades, Stephen “Steve” Barnabis BEM has dedicated himself to young people. From working with some of the most vulnerable in our communities to founding Project Zero in Walthamstow, his belief is remarkably simple: given support, opportunity and someone who genuinely believes in them, young people can flourish.
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“IT WAS REALLY A LOVE LETTER TO BLACK ARTISTS”
Natasha Landers on art, access and bringing the gallery home.
Anti-racism is an antidote, and everybody benefits
Anti-racism is not just a concern for Black people; it is a vital practice that benefits everyone.
“We Want to Tell the Whole Story”
Black history in Waltham Forest didn’t begin with Windrush. Local historian Peter Ashan takes Afiwe through centuries of migration, resistance and community contribution — and explains why knowing the history beneath our feet can change how we see where we live.
THE WEIGHT OF ONE MOMENT IN TIME
Sarah reflects on the impact of her breast cancer diagnosis, her journey through treatment, resilience, and life three years cancer-free.
REMEMBRANCE, RESISTANCE AND JOY
Reflections from London’s 2026 commemoration of the transatlantic slave trade and abolition — and how remembrance can help shape a more just future.
“I BELIEVE IN YOU”
For more than three decades, Stephen “Steve” Barnabis BEM has dedicated himself to young people.