The Hola Massacre: the last straw that toppled colonial Kenya
The amnesia of colonial violence is persistent because it has been distanced from national memory and erased as a source of conscientiousness which might prevent further meddling in the affa
Read MoreJoin our Board of Trustees
We are looking for people to support and hold us through our growth, challenges and ambitions for the future. If our vision and mission resonate with you and you actively practise anti-racis
Read MoreMobilising Against Police Use of Biometric Fingerprint and Facial Recognition Technology
The Racial Justice Network and Yorkshire Resists have released a brand-new report on the increased use of the Biometric Services Gateway (mobile fingerprinting) by police forces across the U
Read MoreThis African activist is upset. Really upset.
Waking up to the news and image of Field Marshall Muthoni Kirima having her locks cut by Mama Ngina wa Kenyatta, I could not believe my eyes, hot tears fell.
Read MoreWhat COP26 is and what it meant for the most marginalised and least represented
I had the privilege of being in Glasgow during COP26. My intention is to provide insight and go deep on ´what happened´ and ´what was left to do´ so that we, the inspired, the caring, th
Read MoreBecoming accountable to our relationship with the earth: Racial Justice Network’s and Climate Justice 13th framework re-Grounding.Â
So do we come even close to being in a place of humble acknowledgement of what Earth is to us and in relation to that, the fact of our belonging to the Earth makes it necessary also to b
Read MoreBetween a Rock and a Hard Place: Structural Vulnerabilities, Resilience and Migrant Communities-led responses to COVID-19 in West Yorkshire
Our report highlights the resilience and resourcefulness of diaspora communities during the pandemic whilst between a rock and a hard place. It articulates the systemic underpinnings of the
Read More5 years of the Racial Justice Network
This year we, at the Racial Justice Network, are celebrating our 5th anniversary as a charity! We thought this would be a great opportunity to recollect and reflect back on what the 5 years
Read MoreFree Speech and Sanitising History
At RJN we want to express our grave concern about the encroaching powers the government is having on freedom of speech, education and charities with the aim to silence and bury history. Moti
Read More13th Recommendation, Grounding and Provocation
Who are we that we can determine what is and what is not relevant to any discussion which concerns the fate of the Earth? We are the Earth. We are, in each element of our being, a part of th
Read More- Unlearning Racism Programme Report: Reflections And Learnings From The Past Seven Years
The Unlearning Racism report is one of reflection, learning and accountability to our communities, Black and Brown-led movements and ourselves. It centres the voice and experience of Black and Brown-led movement leaders as a measure of whether the Unlearning Racism Programme has served its purpose and fulfilled its aims. - 7 days to go! Upcoming Unlearning Racism Report Launch on the 21st of March
7 days to go! Upcoming Unlearning Racism Report Launch on the 21st of March To… Read more: 7 days to go! Upcoming Unlearning Racism Report Launch on the 21st of March - Exploring Racial Justice: The ‘Rwanda Policy’ Debacle and the Constraints of Our Electoral-Democratic System
The 'Rwandan Policy' is a UK government strategy to repatriate individuals who enter the country through 'unlawful means.' The Supreme Court recently ruled it unlawful, but the government plans to push it through. This reflects concerns about democracy and racial justice, highlighting issues of power concentration and historical patterns of violence and dehumanization.
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