You may be aware that the Government is currently consulting on what factors should be used to measure child poverty. Currently, income is used to assess whether a child is in a family that is below the median income and…
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Category: Blog
Tags: access to quality education, below the poverty line, BME communities, child poverty, Department for Education, family stability, income and material deprivation, parental health, parenting skill level, poor housing, Race Equality Foundation, Tracey Bignall, unmanageable debt, worklessness
News release from Voice4Change England on behalf of the Co-alition The Black and Minority Ethnic Voluntary and Community Sector Coalition deplore the likely decision to axe two key race equality experts from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC). Simon Woolley…
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Category: Blog, News
Tags: Baroness Meral Hussein-Ece, BECON, black and minority ethnic, Black and Minority Ethnic Network, Black Asian Minority Ethnic and Refugee led Social Enterprise, Black Minority Ethnic Community Organisations Network, Black South West Network, Black Training and Enterprise Group, BME, BME communities, BME VCS, BME Voluntary and Community Sector Coalition, BTEG, Coalition for Racial Justice (UK), Croydon BME Forum, education, EHRC, equality and human rights commission, Equanomics UK, Friends Families and Travellers, hate crime, Issan Ghazni, JUST West Yorkshire, Kunle Olulode, low income, MENTER, Odu-Dua Housing Association, Olmec, One North West, Operation Black Vote, poverty, Race Equality Foundation, Race equality via economic Justice, Race On The Agenda, racial differentials, racism, Runnymede Trust, Simon Woolley, the Equality Act, the Ethnic Minority Liberal Democrats, unemployment, Voice4Change
