Niomi Daley, the British hip-hop star better known as Ms Dynamite, travelled to her ancestral land Jamaica to make a TV documentary about slaves who fought back.
BBC2 10pm, Sunday 25 March.
A play which brings together the lives of the English sailor John Newton and the former slave Olaudah Equiano, who both testified against the trade.
It can be seen at the York Theatre Royal from 30 March, which will be followed by a national tour.
This celebrates the life of Olaudah Equiano. It will include a free exhibition at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery from 29 September, a touring exhibition and a website.
This exhibition will look into what is slavery and what made the Transatlantic trade unique, Africa and Europe, Britain and abolition, and after slavery.
It is on at the British Empire and Commonwealth Museum in Bristol from 23 April.
The National Portrait Gallery in central London will highlight key individuals in the gallery’s collections who have been linked to the slave trade and its abolition.
It is on until 22 July.
The October Gallery in London has commissioned three leading visual artists from West Africa – El Anatsui, Romuald Hazoumé and Owusu-Ankomah – to create works.
They are exhibited until 28 April.
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