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Placing the Past in the Present: Tamil Oral History in London chronicles the stories, memories and experiences of Sri Lankan Tamils in London.

Female Voice in Violence Project

The Female Voice in Violence project assesses the impact of serious youth violence, gangs and serious group offending on women and girls. Take the survey to help us measure awareness and changes to policy and practice as a result of the project and its research

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Tamil oral history project

Through the generations: Tamil oral history project is a one-year oral history project narrated and conducted by different generations of Tamils in London.

Race on the Agenda

ROTA is a social policy organisation focused on issues impacting on Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities.
As a BAME-led organisation, all ROTA’s work is based on the principle that those with direct experience of inequality should be central to solutions to address it.

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PSED petition

We have started the petition "The British Government: Keep the Public Sector Equality Duty" and need your help to get it off the ground.

Will you take 30 seconds to sign it right now?

How The Light Gets In

A stellar cast of  politicians, philosophers, economists and IR gurus descend on Hay to debate Error, Lies and Adventure.

Young People & Social Mobility: Can we do more in the Voluntary Sector?

A national conference

Tuesday 23 May 2013, Amnesty International Centre, London.

The Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) voluntary sector has a long track record of supporting young people in areas such as personal development, education, leisure, information, advice and guidance.

Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill

The Equality and Diversity Forum sent an open letter to all Members of the House of Commons concerning the general duty of the Equality and Human Rights Commission and caste discrimination. Read the letter here.

Government changes to the family migration rules

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On 11th June 2012, the government announced significant changes to the family migration rules in the UK. The key changes, which largely came into force on 9 July 2012, include a new income requirement of £18,600 for people wishing to sponsor a partner  to come to the UK, an extended period (from two to five years) before spouses and partners can apply for settlement in the UK, and a review of the application of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights to immigration cases. 

Film, featuring Professor Kamaldeep Bhui, Lord Victor Adebowale and
Micol Ascoli, among others, on the value of cultural consultation in
mental health, the current political challenges. .

 

 

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