Recognized and celebrated in multiple countries, Black History Month is an opportunity to celebrate and learn about Black history and culture, as well as to acknowledge the contributions and achievements of Black individuals globally.
Black History Month is marked annually in October in the UK, the Netherlands, and Ireland. In Canada and the United States, it is marked annually in February.
This month and every month, it is paramount that we listen more, learn more and amplify Black voices.
Our firm is committed to creating an inclusive culture that supports, attracts, and empowers people from diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds – a culture that values and promotes intersectionality and authenticity.
Through this Amplify voices series, we invite you to take the time to hear from some of our Black colleagues across regions, who discuss the power of commonality, celebrating our differences this year’s Black History Month theme and much more.
Growing up in the late 90s and early 2000s in the middle of the UK, miles and miles away from the nearest Black community, meant that most of the UK artists played on the radio or on MTV did not look like me or anyone I was related to.
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