Bristol Bus Boycott 1963 is an educational and historical initiative documenting the campaign against racism in Bristol and its lasting significance for civil rights and social change in Britain. The website explains how Black-led campaigners used a combination of tactics, including a boycott, petitions, marches and media coverage, to challenge discrimination. It also highlights the support of Black and white Bristolians, including Bristol University students and lecturers, who joined the marches.

Through its story, archive, galleries and profiles of Black Bristolians, the site preserves the people, events and experiences connected with the campaign. It offers learning materials for Black Englishman, a book by Paul Stephenson and Lilleith Morrison, and shares information about the book’s 2021 edition, published by Tangent Books, alongside original illustrations by Theo Mackie. Visitors can explore archival resources, learn about the campaign’s context and access material intended to support further study.

The site presents the boycott as part of a broader history of struggles for social justice that helped shape Britain’s response to discrimination