community – Racial Justice Network

What is progress?

About this event There is never enough time, is there, to really get into the language and concepts that are floated around in regard to Climate and Race Justice? The aim of these deepening sessions is to allow us time to do just that: to explore the language as it is used and by whomContinue reading “What is progress?”

How will the new West Yorkshire mayor address the needs of the community?

People in West Yorkshire have voted for a new regional mayor – which includes the role of Police and Crime Commissioner. With the incoming regional mayor, and the current conversations around policing (heightened especially in light of the recent attempt at passing the Police, Crime, Sentencing & Courts Bill through parliament) – we think thisContinue reading “How will the new West Yorkshire mayor address the needs of the community?”

From structural vulnerability to resilience: A reflexive essay on refugee-led responses to COVID-19

There is no doubt that Covid-19 has taken and continues to take a huge global toll on all lives and livelihoods.

Your C-19 Donations: What Next?

While we are still grappling with the current global situation that has torn through the heart of our communities we are beyond overwhelmed with the kindness of our friends, family and strangers. It is because of you, our volunteers and community leaders that we have been able to support those most impacted by COVID-19 lockdown.Continue reading “Your C-19 Donations: What Next?”

Support community mental health through Covid-19 donations

A donation wishlist to support the community through Coronavirus, and our letter to Leeds and Bradford councils.

Towards a Feminist Manifesto

Opportunity for men of Color to learn/discuss about how they can act in solidarity with women and assist in dismantling patriarchal, capitalist and racist systems. See the Facebook event for more info.

Christchurch massacre: a symptom of deep-rooted Islamophobia

The Christchurch massacre is a brutal and despicable act of terror. The targeted murder of 49 Muslims in two New Zealand mosques demonstrates the seriousness with which we must treat Islamophobia. In much of the subsequent media coverage and political condemnation, we can see a deliberate and dangerous attempt to omit that the victims were Muslim,Continue reading “Christchurch massacre: a symptom of deep-rooted Islamophobia”