Next BIS Publications Event

HEROINES OF THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION: Tales of Victory and Valour
by: Christine Ru Pert-em-Hru.

The women of the 1804 Haitian Revolution-- A story thats never been told, until now !!

In her newly published work (after many years of research into the history of Ayiti/Haiti, its people and the revolution of 1804), Christine Ru Pert-em-Hru presents a compelling story outlining the magnificent contributions which the African women of Haiti made in order to make it the first African country outside the continent to take back its freedom from the western European superpowers of that time.

Join Christine Ru Pert-em-Hru in conversation with the BIS Publications' team as they discuss and learn the lessons of these outstanding women of the Haitian Revolution. Also the official launch, of the groundbreaking inspirational book "HEROINES OF THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION"---- an International Women's Week special.

HEROINES OF THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION is an ideal book for both adults and children, it can be used from keystage 2 up to university level. It is filled with amazing biographies of the Haitian revolutionary women, with great artist impressions, quick facts, questions, timeline and glossary.

Signed copies of "HEROINES OF THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION" will be available on the day for purchase £9.99.

Unfortunately space is limited, so we encourage early registration to avoid disappointments.

“For self-sacrifice and heroism, the men, women and children who drove out the French, stand second to no fighters for independence in any time or place”. - CLR James, ‘The Black Jacobins.

This historical first will be launched on March 11th 2018, in celebration of International Women's Day and Mother's Day. An event not to be missed register now, register here.

Black Scientists & Inventors, TPODA & BIS Publications

Presents:

The Power of Definition Arts presents

Beauty Is . . .

Thursday, 13 August 2015 from 18:00 to 21:30

High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom

BIS Publications
in association with

Black Scientists & Inventors and the

Power of Definition team

Presents:

An event that MUST not be missed...

Are you working in: Science, Engineering, Technology or Medicine (STEM?)

Are you a scientists?

Are you an inventor?

Are you an undergraduate studying a STEM subject?

Are you a student in school that loves science or loath it?

Are you someone who knows very little about UK black scientists and inventors, but would like to find out?

If your answers is yes to any of the above then this event SHOULD not be missed.

If you believe that STEM is very important in your child’s education then you should attend this event.

If you don’t believe that STEM is very important in your child’s education then you MUST attend this event.

Come along to this event and hear from some of the UK’s leading Scientists, Engineers and Technologists of African & African Caribbean descent.

Taking place on Friday 22nd March 2013.

Time:6.30pm – 9pm

Venue: Park View School

West Green Road, London N15 3QR
TEL: 07908 508 018

There are just a few places left so do register ASAP to avoid the disappointment of not being able to attend this very important event.

A few stalls still available if you would like to promote & sell you goods please contact us ASAP at: stands@bispublications.com.

Any form of Sponsorship Welcome.

...If you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else.
Excellence is to do a common thing in an uncommon way...
- Booker T Washington.

...Throughout history, the greatest scientific minds have not only demystified the world with their discoveries, but helped shape how we live in it with their ingenious inventions.

[This is a part of the UK’s National Science Week.]

Winter Book-fest

Saturday 26th January 2013 - 11:30am-4pm

St. Ann’s Library, Cissbury Road, London, N15 5PU

BOOKING ESSENTIAL: http://bispubreadandgrowrich26th.eventbrite.co.uk

e. info@bispublications.com | Tel: 07908 508 018

Join us for a must watch inspiring, stimulating and educational film, and find out ‘how to develop your child’s imagination for a life of success’. Come along and feast on food for the mind, learn and share information with some of the UK’s leading African / Caribbean children’s authors and educationalists at the BIS Publications Winter Bookfest.

Plus for all those budding writers out there also featuring will be the BIS Publishing Children’s Writing Session,

But that’s not all BIS Publications will

also be holding a BIS Publications Fire Sale of books with up-to 60% off.

Tickets - £3 Adult (This includes a free book)

Children Under 16 years are FREE

Natasha John-Baptiste - Children’s Author, Singer and Educationalist

Sam M. Amalemba - Author, Mentor and Educationalist will be launching his book Becoming...!

B.G. - Children’s Author, Educationalist and will be launching her book Daniel & David-The Spotty Twins

Arthur Torrington CBE - founder of the Windrush Foundation and the Equiano Society, and an Educationalist

Daniel Knox - Black Historian and Educationalist and his inspirational son professor Joshua (6 years old)

For all those serious about their child(rens) education.

THIS IS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! - Remember 'A Family That READS Together Stays Together '

Nearest Tube/Train Station: Seven Sisters / 25 minute walk or BUS 279, 259 and then 5 minute walk.

Celebrate International Women’s Month with BIS Publications

Due to popular demand the author of Maiza and Mastura Meets Alexander Miles: the Inventor & the author Tasty Tropical Treats will be presenting at the
new library at Deptford Lounge on - 24^th March 2012.

Also on that day you'll have a chance to hear Zindika Kamauesi the author of best-selling Valiant Women, which features women such as: Angela Davis, Louise Bennett, Winnie Mandela, Michelle Obama, Doreen Lawrence and Amy J Garvey just to name a few. Get a sneak preview into to her new title celebrating the 2012 Olympics.

A special presentation by Michael Williams co-author of the international best-selling Black Women Scientists & Inventors will give an insight about some of the great women of African descent entrepreneurs, inventors and scientists who have contributed greatly to the world in which we live.

Have you got a story that you would like to Self Publish?
Hear how you can do this from trainers of the popular BIS Publishing courses.

An event for the whole family. Booking essential so register now by clicking here!

24th March - 1:30pm - 4:00pm
The Library at Deptford Lounge,
9 Giffin Street,
Deptford SE8 4RJ

Please note: International Women's Day is 8^thMarch

BIS Publications' Annual Christmas pre-Kwanzaa Book-Launch will take place on
Saturday 17^th December 2011. 2:00pm - 4:30pm

Venue: Hackney Central Library, 1 Reading Lane, London E8 1GQ

We will be launching our two long awaited children books :

Maiza and Mastura Meets Alexander Miles: the Inventor(from the One Thing About History is ... series ) - by Natasha John-Baptiste

Tasty Tropical Treats – by Solabomi Conteh

The audience patiently waiting the author's presentations

The audience fully engaged in the days events

Solabomi Conteh presenting

Natasha John-Baptise presenting

Alexander Miles the Inventor visits us from History Land

Ten year old author Infinity gives her presentation

About The Author
Natasha John-Baptiste’s aka the Songstress works in education and is also a singer songwriter, she has worked with many recording artiste which includes Desmond Dekker, Light of the World, Sister Sledge and much more. She recognised that there were very few books for children about the achievements from people of African descent. Natasha decided to use her creative skills to teach children about the amazing contributions that people of African descent have made in science and inventions through the One Thing About History Is... series.

About The Author

Solabomi Conteh has taught for over forty years in primary, secondary and tertiary institutions. She spent over 18 of those forty years working as an Ethnic Minority Achievement (EMAG) coordinator in a primary school in London. This entailed working with all ethnic minority children from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Caribbean and also children from the UK who needed support. While working with these children to improve their English, so to help them access the curriculum, raise their self-esteem and build in cultural awareness, she realised that in the subject of healthy eating the children knew very little about fruits and vegetables and less about tropical fruits and vegetables. With this in mind Solabomi Conteh decided to write a fun but informative book on tropical fruits and vegetables, in rhyming verse to inspire all who read it.

To register please visit is http://bispublications2.eventbrite.com/ please note space is limited so register asap.

What is the African Contribution To Science Past, Present and Future?

Speakers:

Dr. Mark Richards, DJ and Lecturer in the Department of Physics, Imperial College London
Leeroy Brown, winner of the Inventor Consumer Award at the BBC’s Tomorrow’s World Awards
Michael Williams, engineer, publisher and author of the best-selling book series Black Scientists and Inventors

Facilitator:

Michael Williams

Venue & Date:The Science Museums' Dana Centre.

Thursday 22^nd September 2011

Time 7pm to 9pm

Free - note you must register your attendance.
Contact: http://bispublications.eventbrite.com/