IFy Atelier Founder Ifeyinwa Nwaejike Recognised in Honouring Black Britain 2026

IFy Atelier founder, creator and publisher Ifeyinwa Nwaejike is featured in the 2026 digital edition of Black History Month Magazine.

IFy Atelier is delighted to share that founder, creator and publisher Ifeyinwa Nwaejike has been recognised as part of the BHM 2026 Honouring Black Britain campaign and featured in the digital edition of Black History Month Magazine 2026.

Her feature, “Publishing a Richer Picture of Africa,” appears on page 75 and explores the development of IFy Atelier, the Iconic African Locations series, and the thinking behind creating books that encourage curiosity about African places, cultures and stories.

The feature also reflects on the work involved in building an independent publishing studio, from research and creative development to production, distribution and reaching readers.

The recognition comes as IFy Atelier continues to develop its publishing programme across illustrated non-fiction, fiction and wider work exploring culture, identity and place.

Thank you to @blackhistorymonthuk for including Ifeyinwa among the 2026 Honouring Black Britain honourees, and congratulations to everyone recognised this year.

Ifeyinwa’s feature appears on page 75 of the digital magazine.

https://www.blackhistorymonth.org.uk/read-black-history-month-magazine-2026/

Ifeyinwa Nwaejike

Founder of IFy Atelier, an independent creative studio and publishing imprint producing culturally grounded work across illustration, writing, and publishing. Projects span books, essays, and creative media, with insights on creativity, culture, and building from scratch.

https://www.ifyatelier.com
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