• Standing Firm in Power and Pride: UK Black History Month 2025

    October in the UK marks Black History Month, emphasizing the theme “Standing Firm in Power and Pride.” Bounce Black aims to create supportive spaces for Black professionals and students, honoring historical resilience while addressing current systemic challenges. The organization promotes equity, wellbeing, and collective thriving, committing to advancing the legacy and power of the Black…

  • Why You Can’t Miss the 2025 ForbesBLK Summit in Atlanta

    The Bounce Black Team invites its community to the 2025 ForbesBLK Summit in Atlanta, GA, from October 8–10, 2025, offering discounted tickets. The event focuses on economic prosperity through keynote sessions, networking, and a private concert. Esteemed speakers include Stephen A. Smith and Kandi Burruss. Join for inspiration and growth!

  • Suicide Prevention Month: Let’s Talk About Organized Harassment

    Nikki Adebiyi emphasizes the mental health impact of organized harassment, particularly on Black women professionals, during Suicide Prevention Month. Highlighting tragic cases, she addresses misconceptions that lead to despair. Adebiyi stresses the importance of professional support amidst societal denial, advocating for awareness and resistance against oppressive systems to prevent suicide.

  • Ronan Farrow’s “Catch and Kill” and the Chilling Playbook of Organised Harassment

    Ronan Farrow’s Catch and Kill exposes the lengths powerful individuals go to silence whistleblowers and protect their reputations, particularly through intimidation and espionage. It reveals organized harassment as a pervasive issue, highlighting the tactics used against victims and journalists. The book emphasizes the importance of listening to survivors and dismantling systems of harm.

  • When Speaking Up Puts You in Danger: Organised Harassment and the Erosion of Justice

    Organised harassment poses a significant threat to justice, particularly for Black students and professionals who already face systemic challenges. It discourages individuals from reporting discrimination due to fears of retaliation, thereby enabling misconduct to persist. To combat this, increased awareness and support systems are essential to foster accountability and empower Black voices.

  • Whistleblower Awareness Week 2025: Landmark moments and the battles ahead

    Whistleblower Awareness Week in the UK marked significant developments advocating for better protections for whistleblowers. Key discussions occurred in Westminster, highlighting the need for stronger rights and increased accountability, while focusing on banning NDAs to silence victims. Despite progress, challenges like covert retaliation persist, necessitating further reforms and support for whistleblowers.

  • From the Boardroom to the Breadline: How Workplace Discrimination Undermines Black Social Mobility

    Workplace discrimination is pushing Black women out of jobs and into poverty, threatening their social mobility and wellbeing. This blog explores how toxic leadership, racial bias, and systemic barriers are undermining progress, and what must change to ensure Black women are supported, not sidelined, in their careers.

  • Blackness Beyond Borders – Part One: The Diaspora’s Critical Role in Africa’s Next Economic Chapter

    Matthew Ainembabazi highlights the paradox of educated African youth, many of whom drive Uganda’s bodaboda motorcycles despite holding degrees, facing high unemployment rates. With rising entrepreneurship, Africa’s market presents vast opportunities for investment. However, challenges remain, as many small businesses fail. The Black Diaspora’s potential investment could transform this landscape.

  • Thriving in Your 30s: A Celebration, A Conversation, A Challenge

    Bounce Black founder Nikki Adebiyi invites everyone to “Thriving in Your 30s: A Celebration and Conversation” happening on June 28, 2025. This event aims to explore experiences of entering one’s 30s with intention and joy. Alongside, the “#BounceBlack30for30 Challenge” will guide participants through 30 days of growth-focused daily activities, promoting community and personal flourishing.

  • Africa Beyond Crisis: How the Diaspora Can Help — Country by Country

    Africa faces complex challenges that vary across regions, with the diaspora playing a crucial role in supporting change. The guide outlines practical ways for individuals to engage, emphasizing the importance of solidarity, accurate narratives, and grassroots funding. Collective action is essential for healing and justice across the continent.