BRIDGE brings Black Studies into practical education, research, community action with global impact. We work with communities and organisations to connect knowledge, lived experience and social change.
About Bridge
BRIDGE stands for Black Studies Research, Impact, Diaspora and Global Education.
We are a community-focused organisation founded by Professor Kehinde Andrews and Dr Dionne Taylor to translate Black Studies into practical education, research and social impact.
We are a community-focused organisation founded by Professor Kehinde Andrews and Dr Dionne Taylor to translate Black Studies into practical education, research and social impact.
Our work is organised around four connected pillars: research, education, community engagement and global impact. We develop accessible Black Studies programmes, work collaboratively with communities and institutions, and build partnerships across the UK and internationally.
A major focus is developing a Global Black Studies curriculum that connects academic knowledge with lived experience and supports young people, educators and communities. Our approach is informed by the ICEPAR framework and Liberation Engagement, meaning that intersectionality, community participation, accountability, reflexivity and care are built into how we design and deliver our work.
Ultimately, BRIDGE exists to build the infrastructure needed for Black Studies to create lasting educational, community and global change.
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Our Core Proposition
Mobilising Black Studies through Research, Education, Community and Global Impact.
Producing rigorous, community-engaged and transformative Black Studies research that contributes to knowledge, policy and practice.
Developing accessible and innovative Black Studies education that connects scholarship, critical learning and real-world application.
Building reciprocal relationships that recognise Black communities as knowledge producers, partners and agents of change.
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