FAQs

1. What is Black Education?

We are a not-for-profit educational media platform. Learn more about us and our organisation Black Education CIC. But generally speaking, the concept of Black Education is a re-education and awareness of Black culture, Black history, a spotlight on opportunities and an outlook of the future.  It isn’t isolated to just Black people, it is inclusive of everyone, every ethnicity and every nation. It is the promotion and embrace of a global culture and global community. Read our article about Black Education from a historical perspective.

2. What services do you offer?

Our resources and services at our organisation, Black Education, includes the free Black encyclopaedia blog that is full of educational information on many topics and referrals to other great resources. We provide a directory for books, workshops, mentors and tutors. We also host a black-owned business directory.  We have a Black Education marketplace that showcases the work of amazing designers and products from across the globe.

3. How can I get involved?

You can get involved in a number of ways. These include working behind the scenes as a researcher, writer or editor. You can also get involved in interacting with our audience assisting our marketing and fundraising efforts. If you want to contribute your work you can submit your content. If you are a course provider, a tutor, mentor or have a book you can also submit them to be listed in our directories. You can make a donation to support our work. If you are a business you can apply to sponsor us.

4. Does it cost to use your services?

No, all of our services are free of charge. We ask that our readers sign up to become free subscribers and to kindly donate whenever they can, to keep us going. But there is no cost and no obligation to donate. So Black Education is free for everyone to enjoy!

5. Why do you need donations?

We need donations to keep our work going. We are a not-for-profit organisation. A registered social enterprise, we do our work to help the community, not to make profits. So we have a very limited income and depend heavily on donations. Our fundraising efforts are an important part of managing the organisation so we can keep doing the work and continue to provide free resources and expand our services.