British Caribbean Association’s Lord Pitt Memorial Lecture 2025

Annual Lord Pitt Memorial Lecture- March 2025; Further details to be added.

The Lord David Pitt Memorial Lecture 2010 celebrated the enduring legacy of one of Britain's most influential Caribbean-born politicians, activists, and champions of social justice. Held in honor of Lord David Pitt, a trailblazer in the fight against racial discrimination and a passionate advocate for equality, this year's lecture brought together thought leaders, community members, and young activists to reflect on the ongoing struggle for social justice in Britain.

The 2010 lecture featured a keynote address by a distinguished speaker who explored the challenges and opportunities facing marginalized communities in the UK today. The event highlighted Lord Pitt's commitment to public service, his pivotal role in the civil rights movement, and his tireless efforts to promote health and education within underrepresented communities. Attendees were inspired to continue the work of building a more inclusive society, embodying the spirit of Lord Pitt's lifelong dedication to equality and human rights.

The Lord David Pitt Memorial Lecture remains a vital platform for dialogue, reflection, and action, honoring the legacy of a man whose contributions continue to resonate deeply within the Caribbean diaspora and beyond.