Legacy in Motion: An Inherited Light Conversation | Dialogue & Mixer

From the birthplace of Notting Hill Carnival (Claudia Jones Room), a conversation connecting generations of Caribbean-British trailblazers shaping culture, community and belonging. Sixty years ago, Claudia Jones helped lay the foundations for a cultural movement that continues to unite communities today. Held in the very room where the foundations of Notting Hill Carnival were first laid, this evening connects that historic legacy with the Caribbean change-makers building its next chapter now. The evening opens with an exclusive screening of the Inherited Light short film — the world's first ongoing archive documenting Caribbean Millennial and Gen Z diaspora experience, setting the tone for the conversation to follow. This is Caribbean legacy in motion - three panellists, three fields, one continuing story. From film and industry change, to policy and public office, to identity carried through sound and composition, our panellists are shaping what Caribbean culture looks like next, each navigating institutions and industries that are still catching up to who they are. Agenda: 18:00 - 18:40 - Guests' Arrival, Check-in & Welcome18:40 - 18:55 - Film screening of Inherited Light19:00 - 20:00 - Panel Discussion with Q&A20:00 - 21:00 - Networking and close Featured Panellists Jahdia Spencer 🇧🇲 — Bermudian Policy Advocate and Elected Labour Party councillor Marcus Ryder MBE 🇯🇲, Jamaican CEO of the Film & TV Charity Aliyah Ramatally 🇹🇹 — Award-winning Trinidadian composer and music-science researcher Moderated by Imaan Samson 🇯🇲🇱🇨, Jamaican-Saint Lucian founder of Recreators Agency and Creator of Inherited Light. Expect honesty, expect joy alongside the struggle, and expect a room full of people asking what their own role is in making sure this legacy doesn't stop with the people on stage. Tickets are 'Pay What You Can': All proceeds from this event will be donated to the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust  (ACLT) - a 50+ times award winning charity committed to providing hope to patients living with blood cancer and illnesses where a matched donor (stem cell, blood or organ) is required to save a life. This event is part of Camden Council's Black History Season 2026 programme.