Making Civil Society Work For Everyone
As many as 350,000 Black and Asian service personnel who died fighting for Britain might not have been properly commemorated because of "pervasive racism", a report concluded on Thursday. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) issued an apology after an inquiry it commissioned found hundreds of...
It is right that Derek Chauvin is held accountable, for George Floyd’s family and for the world to see. But it will take much deeper commitment and more sustained energy to dent the global scourge of systemic racism. In less than a day of deliberations, a...
The Damilola Taylor Trust is launching a new programme to support disadvantaged young people helping them improve their future prospects post-COVID-19, thanks to funding from BBC Children in Need and the Youth Futures Foundation. The ‘I Am Change Career Search & Skills Development’ programme is open...
· Everyone in England is eligible for free rapid Covid-19 tests, twice a week · Public is urged to take the ‘next step safely’ and start regular testing, as part of new campaign across TV, print, outdoor and digital media · Assets will be made available to...
The Shared Futures conference took place virtually over two days in April 2021 and was hosted by The Runnymede Trust. The aim of the conference was to bring together representatives from Black-led charity organisations and funding bodies, to have an open discussion about the future...
One in three young Black Britons are out of work as crisis widens unemployment gap between ethnic groups Young Black Britons have borne the brunt of pandemic job losses, with more than a third now out of work – nearly three times the rate for young...
