As Cym D’Souza takes the helm after a turbulent time for BME National, she tells Martin Hilditch how she plans to speak up for black and ethnic communities Cym D’Souza sounds as though she is still reeling from her sudden…
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Campaign Intern – End Racism This Generation Do you want to help end racism, while gaining valuable paid experience of campaigning and movement-building? If so, our campaign intern position at Runnymede Trust could be for you. In Britain in 2013,…
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Are you a student interested in current debates on race, film and broadcast media? As part of the Generation 3.0 project, which aims to end racism within a generation, Runnymede is organising a series of free lectures and panel debates…
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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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