EUROMIGHT

18/06/2026

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Discover this tour in Copenhagen which reveals the city's colonial past hidden in plain sight.

09/04/2026

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The Anti-Racist Monument in Malmö, Sweden, titled Master Narratives, is a permanent public artwork scheduled for installation in Jesusparken (Falsterboplan) by 2026. Created by artists Susanna Marcus Jablonski and Santiago Mostyn, it commemorates victims of racist shootings between 2003–2010, serving as a site for reflection, resistance, and community memory.

21/03/2026

As one of France's few Black Michelin-starred chefs, Sacko brings blend of French, African, and Japanese flavors to 30,000 feet. 👨🏿‍🍳

Sacko, 33, of Senegalese and Malian descent, was born in Champigny-sur-Marne, just outside of Paris. He opened his first restaurant, MOSUKE, in 2020 in Paris’ 14th arrondissement. The establishment gained its first Michelin star the following year with a meteoric rise. As a culinary leader, Sacko is known for his unique, flavorful fusions of African, French, and Japanese cuisines.

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21/03/2026

11/01/2026

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Congratulations 🎉

Tafadzwa Mandiwanza has made history as Ireland’s first female pediatric neurosurgeon at Temple Street Children’s Hospital.

From her childhood in Harare, Zimbabwe, where she dreamed of becoming a doctor, to years of intense training and dedication, Taffy’s journey is a true inspiration. She brings skill, compassion, and determination to every surgery while balancing the demands of family life. As a mother and role model, she encourages young women everywhere to pursue careers in healthcare. Her story highlights the power of mentorship, perseverance, and breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated fields.

(Photo: Alan Betson / Tafadzwa Mandiwanza)

11/01/2026

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Honouring Paulette Nardal, a French writer and pioneer in the Negritude movement.

Paulette Nardal sculpture on rue de la Chapelle

Paulette Nardal was one of the ten illustrious women honored during the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics. Sculptures of the women were paraded on the Seine and removed from the water near the Grand Palais, where the Black French singer, Axelle Saint-Cirel , sang the French national anthem.

The sculptures (created by 3D printing) were placed on view at the Assemblée Nationale for prior to being permanently installed on rue de la Chapelle, near the Adidas Arena that was built for the Olympic games. They measure nearly 4 meters in height and are made of polymer resin hardened with fiberglass.

Find the sculpture of Paulette Nardal at 78, rue de la Chapelle.

Image by Entrée to Black Paris

09/01/2026

A great way to document and share Black British history!

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then Paula Ogun Hector’s Tapestry of Black Britons series is a cascading, visual proclamation of the Black presence