White Nanny, Black Child tells the stories of a group of Nigerian children fostered by white families in the 70s and reveals the heartfelt impact of their challenging upbringing.

White Nanny, Black Child tells the stories of a group of Nigerian children fostered by white families in the 70s and reveals the heartfelt impact of their challenging upbringing, in a moving and sometimes unsettling meditation on identity belonging and the nature of family.

An evening of holding space as we reflect on the Black care experience hosted by care experienced poet, Ty'rone Haughton, including a panel discussion between Black and care experienced professionals, including Ade Anifowose, who features in the documentary.

Presented by Literati Arts in partnership with Dare to Diva productions and Phoenix