1981 – Black Liverpool Past and Present
1981 – Black Liverpool Past and Present is an insight into the history of Liverpool’s Black communities through the eyes of two Liverpudlians
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A Wise Monkey Knows Which Tree to Climb
A Wise Monkey Knows Which Tree to Climb is a reflective analysis of decoloniality and steps that can be taken to apply this
Souls and Solos, Duets and Dreams (Print Pre-order)
Souls and Solos, Duets and Dreams is a collection of poetry written by Christian “Cubs the Poet” Davenport, whilst in residence at Let’s
Hidden Movement: Contemporary Voices of Black British Dance
Hidden Movement: Contemporary Voices of Black British Dance explores the seldom told history of Black Dance in the UK. The publication features contributions
Creolizing Dance in a Global Age
Creolizing Dance in a Global Age brings together key voices for a discourse on the complex relationships between ‘Creolization’ and dance, especially those
Blurring Boundaries: Urban Street Meets Contemporary Dance
The publication features the voices of leading dance practitioners and researchers reflecting the diversity embodied within these genres. Examining perspectives on topics such
Black Women in Dance: Stepping Out of the Barriers
From early trailblazers to contemporary ground breakers, this publication explores topics from the need for institutions and infrastructure to support work from African and
Reflections: Cultural Voices of Black British Irrepressible Resilience
Reflections is a publication that brings forth the contributions of Black people in arts, culture and heritage from a British and Afroeuropean perspective,
Black Dance: A Contemporary Voice
Black Dance: A Contemporary Voice is an exploration of the processes behind creating choreography that blends techniques from the African and African Caribbean
Ancestral Voices: Dance Dialogues
Ancestral Voices: Dance Dialogues is an exciting publication that brings together leading dance practitioners from Senegal, Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, Trinidad and the UK.
Identity and Choreographic Practice
The fifth instalment of a series of publication produced by Serendipity. Identity and Choreographic Practice examines how culture and training influence choreographic vocabulary,
Lost Legends: 30 Years 30 Voices
Lost Legends: 30 Years 30 Voices, is an exciting publication recording the contributions and perspectives of Leicester trailblazers from an African and African-Caribbean perspective
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