Podcasts, Vlogs and Videos

Explore our podcasts, vlogs and videos covering a wide range of topics with racial justice and at the centre. To keep up to date with talks, media coverage, and videos that inspire change visit our YouTube channel below.

YouTube Channel

BBC Bradford Radio – Racial Justice Network on Hate Crime
Project Officer, Sharon Anyiam, joins BBC Radio Bradford to discuss our hate crime report.

BBC Bradford Radio

BCB Radio – Race Matters with Trustee’s Sai Murray, Maureen Grant & Laura Loyola-Hernández
A discussion with invited guests on international, national and local issues. Note, this episode contains references to violence, discussions on race, mental health.

BCB Radio Interview: Race Matters

13th Recommendation, Grounding and Provocation

What is #ENDSARS?

Jannat Hosssain: What’s The Difference Between Mobilising and Organising?

5 Ways to Disrupt Racism

BBC Radio Leeds – Black & Brown Drop Our Rate From Universities

Track and Trace: Police and the Criminalisation

Tchiyiwe Thandiwe Chihana: What Does Success & Failure Look Like In Mobilising & Organising?

Resist Remember Repair! Racial Justice Network in Kenya C

Race & Climate Justice – Mudança no clima Alter do Chão

Penny Wangari-Jones: What’s the Difference Between Mobilising & Organising?

Sankofa Afrikan History Class – Empowering Community Through Education

13th Recommendation

Becoming accountable to our relationship with the earth: Racial Justice Network’s and Climate Justice 13th framework re-Grounding.

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 be in full acknowledgement of each other, not only across the face of the Earth, but also over the deep time of this planet’s existence.

Between 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 pandemic’s impact on migrant communities and captures lived experience, not simply as a vehicle for the expression of traumas, but as a form of agency for influencing structural change.

Fight The Flight: Stop the Deportation to Zimbabwe

We are a working group with members from ZHRO (Zimbabwe Human Rights Group), ROHR (Zimbabwe Restoration of Human Rights), MDC-A (Movement for Democratic Change Alliance) and ZAPU along with other Zimbabweans living in the UK and various organisations who have been coordinating efforts to stop the deportation of people back to Zimbabwe. We have gatheredContinue reading “Fight The Flight: Stop the Deportation to Zimbabwe”

Becoming accountable to our relationship with the earth: Racial Justice Network’s and Climate Justice 13th framework re-Grounding.

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Structural Vulnerabilities, Resilience and Migrant Communities-led responses to COVID-19 in West Yorkshire

Fight The Flight: Stop the Deportation to Zimbabwe

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