ROTA is piloting a Higher Education research project. Although statistics show an upward trend in the numbers of UK-domiciled students from Global Majority and Gipsy, Roma and Traveller communities attending university, there is a higher withdrawal rate among these groups of students.

ROTA's project explores reasons why students choose to withdraw, defer or change course.

This Report presents findings from desk research, Freedom of Information requests, interviews, focus groups and round table events conducted by Race on the Agenda (ROTA) from July 2019 to August 2020.

Among the participants were parents, teachers, youth leaders and young people who had experienced informal exclusions from school.

Happy new year from the Créme Project.  2021 was a tough one, and January is a depressing month at the best of times, so here’s a gift to help lift your spirits - The Crème Project brings you The 2022 Activist Almanac.

To mark their return, the first workshops of 2022 will be delivered over two days, on Monday 21st and Tuesday 22nd of February at ROTA’s offices on Holloway Road.

Listen to our January podcast with Tebussum Rashid, Deputy Chief Executive at the Black Training Enterprise Group ( BTEG) discussing her life of intersectionality fighting sexism, racism and islamophobia and her lifetime struggling as a Muslim woman to define her own destiny. 

Watch the latest Créme Project video on Lobbying for Change.

Dr Edie Friedman argues that Holocaust Memorial Day should speak to the whole of our diverse country, as not just a Jewish event but as one that belongs to us all. Guest blog by Dr Edie Friedman, Executive Director of the Jewish Council for Racial Equality (JCORE).

If we can take one positive from this past year, it’s the renewed interest placed on mental wellbeing. From new mental health apps gaining traction, to elite sportswomen standing up for their own wellbeing, the importance placed on mental health is at an all-time high.

Public Policy Projects (PPP) will be launching their first international women's health report: A Women's Health Agenda.

This report exposes how societies have got it so badly wrong when it comes to inequalities within women’s health and what can be done to fix it.

This is an online tool to help you track how well the UK and Welsh Governments are putting their human rights duties into practice.

Find out how we monitor human rights, search the UN’s most recent recommendations and check out our assessments of progress.

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has compiled information and resources for community groups, charities and other organisations.

The Roger De Haan Charitable Trust primarily supports charitable causes and projects in east Kent, and in particular the District around Folkestone, Hythe and Romney Marsh. The Trust aims to make a substantial impact on the community where it is based.

People who experience discrimination can find it difficult to cover the costs of taking legal action.

A high percentage of ethnic minority people in Britain have experienced prejudice and discrimination. Organisations are also repeatedly failing to protect members of the public from racial harassment and abuse.

YoungMinds is leading the movement to make sure every young person gets the mental health support they need, when they need it, no matter what. They provide young people with tools to look after their mental health and empower adults.