Education
Braidbox: addressing the lack of education around afro hair care
Natalie drew on her own problems looking after her hair as a child with dual heritage parents
'Little Leaders Festival' heads to Pop Brixton
It is the first of its kind in the capital to get children from different ethnic backgrounds, to learn about their own and educate them about other cultures.
How to Make a Difference: a new handbook by One Young World
To coincide with the 10th anniversary of the One Young World summit
Granddaughter of UK's most famous spy on her new book
Charlotte Philby's debut novel
New Children's Laureate: Cressida Cowell
She wants to make the magic of books available to absolutely everyone
A Chance to Shine for future cricket stars
Under the watchful eye of the former England Cricket star Matt Prior
Da Vinci: A Mind in Motion
At the British Library
'Victoria: Woman and Crown' opens at Kensington Palace
Two exhibitions have opened at Kensington Palace to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Queen Victoria
National Theatre offering free technical training to young people
Hannah Cox is the Young People's Programme Manager at the National Theatre.
Mayor of London invests more into Young Londoners Fund
Sadiq Khan visited a school partaking in Football Beyond Borders
Ruby Lovell: creating diverse children's books
Under 2% of children's authors in the UK are people of colour
Report on Grenfell
Grenfell families express frustration in new charity report
Look, Say, Sing, Play
New campaign to stimulate babies brains
Making your Mark at the British Library
New exhibition explores the evolution of writing
Shocking statistics reveal daily abuse levelled at retail workers
Across London, 53 assaults occur every day, with the average worker experiencing verbal or physical abuse 26 times a year.