Tamika Gore| Making the Invisible Visible: Black Women 365 Days of the Year

Tamika is a Leicester born local creative working as a facilitator and project manager at Curve Theatre. In her role, she produces, directs and delivers creative work with young people, focusing on engaging and inclusive experiences for children, families, and communities.

She designs and leads workshops that encourage curiosity, play, self-expression, connection and collaboration. Gore produces community events such as Curve’s Black History Month Scratch Night and Community Day, which platform and support new work from local artists and talent. Tamika works across a range of community and cultural settings, collaborating with artists and organisations to ensure projects are accessible, high quality and responsive to participants' needs.

With her experience working directly with children and families, she is committed to creating welcoming spaces where everyone feels valued and seen. Her work is targeted in the belief that creative and collaborative activity can help bring communities together and support learning, connection, and wellbeing.

“My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humour, and some style.” - Maya Angelou

Following the success of 100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark, Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage are delighted to launch a new project for 2026; Making the Invisible Visible: Black Women 365 Days of the Year.

Each day will showcase a different woman, whose story has shaped Black British or global Diasporic history; many of whom remain overlooked or under-celebrated in mainstream narratives. This will take the form of a rolling programme of short films, released throughout the year to keep these stories in daily circulation and to create an evolving constellation of leadership, resistance, artistry and enduring impact.