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Introducing the UK Black-Led Media Directory

Black-led media plays a vital role in how our stories, communities and cultures are represented. Across the UK, black-led platforms inform audiences, celebrate culture and share lived experiences through news, storytelling and community reporting. Yet it has often been difficult to find these outlets in one place. Discover Black-Led Media…

Free Mobile Storytelling Course for Black-Led Non-Profits – Apply Now

Learn to create powerful videos using your smartphone – and amplify your organisation’s voice, impact and mission. Applications are now open for our FREE Mobile Storytelling course for black-led non-profits. Limited places available. Apply by Thursday 26th February 2026.

Southampton, here’s how we can support Jamaica

Like many, we watched on helplessly as Hurricane Melissa ripped through Jamaica and other Caribbean islands. Our hearts broke as we saw the devastation left behind. As a Jamaican-led organisation, we’re grateful to everyone who reached out to ask about the safety of our founder’s family on the island. So…

Roving Reporter workshops – create events coverage like a pro

Multiple dates | Free Our Version Media digital media training Take part in our Roving Reporter workshop to learn how to create, film, edit and present event coverage like a pro – and all using your smartphone. These workshops are free and take place at multiple outdoor events throughout the…

New Partnership To Bring “Refreshing” Black British Film to More Audiences

Our Version Media is beyond excited to announce a new partner for our Black In Focus film nights. We’ve teamed up with Southampton’s Harbour Lights Picturehouse – a stunning waterfront cinema based in the city’s scenic Ocean Village. New venue, same powerful ethos: showing Black British films that aren’t the usual negative…

Rewriting the Narrative

By Netal Samdani Malcolm X once said, “When you let yourself be influenced by images created by others, you’ll find that oftentimes the one who creates those images can use them to mislead and misuse you.” Think about that. For years now, Black stories have been told by people who…

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