The general public in Renfrewshire/Scotland interested in Black History Month celebrations, including both minority and majority community members. Special focus was given to showcasing talent from African and minority ethnic communities (youth performers, artists, etc.).

The virtual shows engaged viewers on Pachedu’s and partner pages (such as Kairos Women+ on Facebook). It allowed community members to safely partake in cultural exchange from home. Feedback indicated it was a vibrant and educational series, helping maintain community morale and intercultural dialogue during lockdown. The event strengthened Pachedu’s social media presence and set the stage for similar digital engagement in the future.

This was a low-cost initiative primarily using online platforms. It was likely supported by Pachedu’s own funds or small donations. In-kind support came from volunteers and local artists who contributed performances. (No major external funding cited specifically for this event.)

Pachedu partnered with Kairos Women+ (a local women’s community space) for streaming on multiple platforms. Individual performers and community groups collaborated by providing content. Renfrewshire Leisure’s cultural team may have helped promote the event as part of Black History Month programming.