Archive Categories: Internationalism

This letter from 1988, sent by Pauline Wilson of NACRO (National Association for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders) to Bernie Grant MP, discusses plans for a training expedition to assist in reconstruction efforts…

This is a letter from Bernie Grant, then Member of Parliament, dated 20 October 1988, inviting the music group UTHINGO to perform at a fundraising event for hurricane relief in Jamaica. The event was…

This document is a 1983 statement from the Black Trade Unionists Solidarity Movement condemning the US-led invasion of Grenada and the participation of several Caribbean nations. It denounces the military intervention as a betrayal…

This is a letter dated 3 November 1997 from Bernie Grant, then Member of Parliament for Tottenham, addressed to Baroness Symons at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office. In it, Grant highlights urgent concerns about…

This document is a letter from George Foulkes MP, dated March 24, 1998, addressing Bernie Grant MP regarding the appointment of a Housing Officer for Montserrat. The letter explains the recruitment process for housing…

This document is a letter dated 25 August 1997 from the Chief Minister of Montserrat to British MP Bernie Grant. It requests his assistance in mediating a crisis caused by poor communication between the…

This letter from Bernie Grant, addressed to Baroness Symons at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in 1997, highlights urgent concerns about the inadequate housing conditions faced by displaced Montserratian families arriving in the UK.…

This is a congratulatory letter dated 11th October 1992 from Bernie Grant, then Member of Parliament in the UK, to Dr. Cheddi Jagan, newly elected President of Guyana. Grant expresses solidarity and support for…

This document features British Labour MP Bernie Grant’s involvement with the rap collective BROTHER (Black Rhyme Organisation To Help Equal Rights) in 1989. It highlights Grant’s contribution to the track ‘Beyond The 16th Parallel,’…

This poster advertises a speaking event featuring Reverend Jesse Jackson, organised by the Parliamentary Black Caucus and the Anti-Apartheid Movement. Held at Hackney Empire in London on February 4th, the event focused on the…