On 27th February 2025, The World Reimagined, in collaboration with Black Cultural Archives, hosted a special screening of their documentary Community: Becoming Black & British at the iconic Ritzy cinema in Brixton. This event brought together communities, artists, and historians to explore often overlooked narratives of Black British heritage and identity, fostering meaningful discussions about the past, present, and future.

Community: Becoming Black & British is a documentary which focused on the 1970s to 2000, when the UK saw the emergence of Black community organisations that deeply enriched society. They emerged after the height of the civil rights struggle, led by volunteers who played a crucial role in empowering Black communities as they fought for access, participation, and progress in the arts, education, and sports. This project, having launched in London, is now aiming to travel across other UK cities to find other heritage stories in those communities.

Following the screening, a panel discussion curated by Black Cultural Archives provided an insightful exploration of community, youth culture, and the enduring legacy of Black British civil rights. The conversation underscored the importance of storytelling in shaping our collective understanding of history and identity, highlighting the role of lived experiences in informing societal progress.