Vision and Mission
1. Vision – the world we want to see
ROTA aims to create a just and equitable Britain, working with communities to eliminate systemic racial injustices.
2. Mission – our role in getting us there
ROTA’s role is to drive for structural change by using evidence and research, working collaboratively with impacted communities and the organisations that support them.
We believe communities impacted by racism, and the organisations which serve them, already know how best we can create anti-racist policies and practices. ROTA works with these groups and uses its lobbying and communications expertise to enable communities to exercise their power, empowering them to wield their influence and drive change.
We abide by the principal of ‘nothing about us without us’.
Our Priorities
ROTA works to challenge racism in all of its forms and in all of the areas it appears. We have identified six priority areas of British life where structural racism has the largest impact. The areas we have identified are:
- Housing
- Health
- Education
- Immigration
- Employment
- Criminal Justice