Welcome, we are Curiosity UnLtd
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Inspired by the bold vision of Dr. Martin Luther King's Dream and the strategic activism of the Bristol Bus Boycott we are Curiosity Un(Ltd).
As our north star, everyday we are working towards a better tomorrow by curating opportunities for talent to thrive based on their character and not their class or colour.
As an award-winning think-and-do tank proudly based in Bristol, we co-create inspiring adventures in racial and social justice. Conspiring with like-minded corporate, civic, and community changemakers, we deftly disrupt for the greater good. Checkout how we're driving change:
Talks4Change:
Pioneers of Progress
On November 11, 2025, at the Wills Memorial Building, join us for Talks4Change: Pioneers of Progress.
We're honoring the 60th anniversary of the Race Relations Act 1965 and launching Bristol's bold bid to become the UK Capital of Civil Rights. Connect with pioneers and changemakers to write the next chapter.
Tickets range from £20 to free to ensure accessibility for all. So, don't miss this pivotal chapter in the ongoing fight for racial equality. Register your interest today HERE.
Pledge & join a historic bid to bring MLK III to the UK
Pledge and you'll join our growing movement of corporate and civic changemakers, including Arts Council England, Bauer Media Outdoor, Unite the Union, Bristol Uni, VWV Solicitors, Greene King, First Bus, and many more.
Inspired. Got ideas about partnerships, sponsorship, or something else, if so lets Connect@CuriosityUnLtd.com.
Young Designs4Change
Join Youth Designs4Change! If you're aged 8-18 and live in Bristol, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire, or Bath & North East Somerset, you can help us celebrate 60 years of the Race Relations Act. Partnering with West of England Music and Arts (WEMA), and renowned artists Luke Jerram and Oshii, your design could be featured on Bristol's Millennium Square big screen! Find out how to participate HERE.
Submissions close at 5 PM on October 15th.
Selma Under The Stars
This Black History Month, on Sunday October 26th we've teamed up with our friends at We The Curious to screen Selma Under The Stars.
This half-term, we invite you, your family and friends to enjoy an open-air screening of Selma Under The Stars. Honouring 60 years of this pivotal march join us at the big outdoor screen at Millennium Square for a powerful evening of movies, music, and movement. There's an evocative dance performance from South West Dance Theatre, Bristol Bus Boycott shorts and a limited number of deckchairs and blankets. Of course your welcome to bring your own seating and snacks too.
Designs4Change
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From Bristol, Birmingham and Brighton to Leicester, Leeds, and London, Curiosity UnLtd and Bauer Media Outdoor proudly unveiled the 10 winning Designs4Change artworks for 2025. Honouring the Bristol Bus Boycott, the Race Relations Act, and MLK’s “I Have a Dream,” the designs debuted at We The Curious and FORWARDS Festival. Proudly transforming billboards into spaces of civic pride, the artworks were displayed nationwide from August 18 to September 30.
And stop the bus because we're super-pleased to share that in Bristol our campaign continues. Across 60 bus stops you can check out our 2024 winning Designs4Chnage until 2026. So, if you see or saw any of them - Snap, tag, share, and follow @curiosity_unltd.
Bristol Bus Boycott X
You are invited to a bold, immersive pop-up Xhibition marking 60 years of the Race Relations Act 1965. Step into a living tribute to resistance and legacy, honouring the local heroes and sheroes who helped shape history.
On display: Paul Stephenson tribute | Designs4Change artwork | Photography by Karl Ritchie | Postcards | The new Boycott Tapestry
Free entry. Family-friendly. Fully accessible. Wheelchair access, alt text, and inclusive design throughout. You can catch the Xhibition at these Bristol venues during Black History Month:
6–17 October: Vestibules (under City Hall), BS1 5TR
22 October–9 November: Sparks Bristol, BS1 3DS
11 November: Wills Memorial Building, BS8 1RJ
22 November: M Shed, BS1 4RNt.
"When Rosa Parks sat down, Bristol stood up and marched for jobs, freedom, and equality. On the day that Martin Luther King Had A Dream, the Bristol Bus Boycott defeated the Colour Bar. This pathed the way for the Race Relations Act of 1965. As the Uk's first anti-racist law today it sits at the heart of the Equalities Act 2010."
Standing on the shoulders of giants Curiosity Un(Ltd) launched Bristol Bus Boycott 360. Our three-year flagship campaign commemorates the 60th anniversaries of three of the UK's most significant civil rights moments:
The 1963 Bristol Bus Boycott victory (in 2023)
Paul Stephenson's 1964 one-man sit-in at the Bay Horse Pub (in 2024)
The Race Relations Act 1965 (in 2025)
Since launching on Martin Luther King Day 2023, we've delivered bus wraps, plaques, apps, and rap videos to walks, talks, and outdoor art galleries using bus stops. We've co-produced plays and school lesson plans and even secured a pledge from Sir Kier Starmer to introduce a Race Equality Act in 2026/7.
Thanks to the support of our growing movement of 93 corporate, civic, and community partners, we've delivered 323 positive actions valued at £595 000. Here's a taste of our adventures so far...
As BBB 360 enters its third and final year, we are cooking up our most ambitious adventures yet. To be part of it let's set a date to conspire over a virtual or actual coffee - Connect@CuriosityUnLtd.com.
