The online Shared Events Calendar from Catalyst 4 Change

MASH Support • June 23, 2025
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source: Catalyst & Eventbrite
first published: 30 November 2024


Check out the Catalyst 4 Change shared events calendar which also features Black event creators that are at the forefront of a movement that creates spaces for communities to thrive and enact real change.


As well as Catalyst events, we will also include selected items listed on Eventbrite that spotlight a diverse selection of events that break new ground, raise awareness and bring people together. From enlightening panel discussions through to workouts and decolonised history lectures.

Relevant submissions to the calendar are encouraged.

See the online calendar here >

Some of the past events have included:


British Black Power: Leila Hassan-Howe in conversation

Leila Hassan-Howe has fought against state and street racism since the 1970s. She was strategist and activist in her own right quite apart from being the wife of the legendary Black Power activist Darcus Howe.


Spaces for Listening: Black Faces, White Spaces

This group is set up by and for Black and mixed black women residing in Birmingham and surrounding areas. It is a safe space for women to come and share their experiences or listen to others.


Liverpool: Black History and Black Activism

Online workshop with writer, entrepreneur, educator and activist Chantelle Lunt. Responding to the themes of the autumn exhibitions, Lunt will take us through a workshop that unpacks the history of Black people in Liverpool across the centuries, alongside wider contributions by Black cultural figures in the UK.

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