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Race on the Agenda (ROTA) is one of Britain's leading social policy think-tanks focusing on issues that affect Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities. Originally set up in 1984, ROTA aims to increase the capacity of BAME organisations and strengthen the voice of BAME communities through increased civic engagement and participation in society.
HEAR Equality and Human Rights Network and Race on the Agenda (ROTA) would like to invite you for an exciting three-day peer learning programme on campaigning and lobbying for mental health equality. You will hear from leading thinkers in...
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The Journey to Justice Islington multimedia exhibition is hosted by Resource for London on Holloway Road from 15th April to 10th June 2019 with an associated free public events programme, also at...
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CORE a coalition of race equality organisations from across the UK met on 18 February to reflect on the state of racism in Britain today, and how we as a society are responding to it.
HEAR Equality and Human Rights Network and Race on the Agenda (ROTA) would like to invite you for an exciting three-day peer learning programme on campaigning and lobbying for mental health equality. You will hear from leading thinkers in...
Read moreThe Journey to Justice Islington multimedia exhibition is hosted by Resource for London on Holloway Road from 15th April to 10th June 2019 with an associated free public events programme, also at...
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Race on the Agenda has carried out research, in partnership with the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), to look at the human rights and equality dimensions of the Grenfell fire tragedy in June 2017. The purpose of the research has been...
Read moreCORE a coalition of race equality organisations from across the UK met on 18 February to reflect on the state of racism in Britain today, and how we as a society are responding to it.
You may well have missed it under the Brexit deluge but Theresa May announced a major reform of the Mental Health Act this month – the first for 30 years.
She had commissioned Sir Simon Wessely, Regius Professor of...
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