In the UK, as it stands, asylum seekers are banned from working. An entire workforce of people seeking asylum with an array of talent and skills, ready to work, are effectively banned by the government.
Leading the Charge Against Racial Inequality We were at the forefront of co-designing the Root Out Racism campaign, which was developed by the West Yorkshire
Empowering Women of Colour through Dialogue and Support During Inclusion Week 2021, we hosted an in-person event titled Women Leading the Way. This event was
In collaboration with West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, we are excited to introduce the Message in a Bottle Campaign. Message in a Bottle is
Race Equality Network recently collaborated with West Yorkshire Health & Care Partnership to develop a series of webinars dedicated to supporting working carers from ethnic
Supporting Ethnically Diverse Unpaid Carers During Carers Week 2022, the Race Equality Network (REN) collaborated with the West Yorkshire Health & Care Partnership to deliver
REN launched Women Leading the Way Network on 1st March 2022, our first event was the Women Leading the Way in Governance event held in
Engaging the Community During the Covid-19 Pandemic As part of the Covid Community Champions project, the Race Equality Network (REN) played a pivotal role in
With 20 million people in the UK now vaccinated against coronavirus and more positive stories being shared every day, there is light at the end of the tunnel. However, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to take a disproportionate effect on Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities across the UK, and Race Equality Network are now embarking on new ways to ensure the safety of these communities.
In June 2012, the Consortia of Ethnic Minority Organisations (COEMO) released the “Community Cohesion Toolkit for the Voluntary Community and Faith Sector.” This resource was designed to assist community anchors and faith-based networks in fostering understanding, sharing resources, and promoting cohesive communities across West Yorkshire.
