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H.A.C.A. & Partners are inviting communities across Hull to come together for a Slavery Remembrance Day Commemoration on Saturday 22 August 2026, from 3pm to 5pm.

Taking place at 

  • HACA Centre Gardens,  25–26 Park Street, Hull, HU2 8RR, 

The event will provide an opportunity to remember those affected by slavery, reflect on its continuing legacy and recognise the importance of building a fairer and more inclusive future.

Slavery Remembrance Day provides an important opportunity not only to acknowledge the experiences and suffering of those affected by the transatlantic slave trade, but also to recognise the resilience, culture and contributions of Black communities and to consider how the lessons of history can inform the choices we make today.

Come along and take part

Community organisations, partners, residents and anyone who would like to show their support are warmly invited to attend.

  • Date: Saturday 22 August 2026
  • Time: 3pm–5pm
  • Venue: HACA Centre Gardens, 25–26 Park Street, Hull, HU2 8RR
  • Location: Opposite St Stephen's Tesco Express Fuel Station


The event is being organised by H.A.C.A. & Partners, with support from Hull City Council and Re.

RSVP

To find out more or confirm your attendance, contact Moh on 07366 191996.


Justice in Action: Confronting History, Advancing Dignity, Empowering Futures


This year's theme is: “Justice in Action: Confronting History, Advancing Dignity, Empowering Futures.”


The afternoon will focus on honouring the past, advancing dignity and empowering future generations, bringing people together around four important messages:


Remember | Reflect | Respect | Rebuild

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