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
Read MoreFrom 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.
Read MoreTrack and Trace: Police and the Criminalisation of the Marginalised
by Racial Justice Network and Yorkshire Resist Police will now be able to access Track and Trace information on people instructed to self-isolate. Those who fail to self-isolate face fines [
Read MoreWe Still Can’t Breathe: Channeling Our Rage to Action
The oppression and destruction of Black and Brown bodies is global. The use of state forces against the most marginalised is global. The narrative of white liberals believing that we’re so
Read MoreYour 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 […
Read MorePandemic and Positivity Propaganda
No doubt through these uncertain times positivity is needed to keep spirits high and allow society to function without going into complete despair. Nevertheless, we have to be mindful and ca
Read MoreSupport community mental health through Covid-19 donations
A donation wishlist to support the community through Coronavirus, and our letter to Leeds and Bradford councils.
Read MoreStill here and caring: RJN responds to Covid-19
At this time of the continued global Coronavirus pandemic, we know that our most vulnerable those with migrant status, those suffering under the hostile environment, those with no recourse t
Read MoreThe Racial Justice Network statement on the UK’s response to the Coronavirus pandemic
We at The Racial Justice Network are deeply concerned about three aspects of the UK governments’ response in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic: 1. The unjustifiable danger to the [&
Read More- Exploring Racial Justice: The ‘Rwanda Policy’ Debacle and the Constraints of Our Electoral-Democratic SystemIn this compelling think piece, we delve into the intricacies of the ‘Rwandan Policy,’ a… Read more: Exploring Racial Justice: The ‘Rwanda Policy’ Debacle and the Constraints of Our Electoral-Democratic System
- Standing in solidarity with our siblings in Palestine, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Yemen, against continued colonisation
“I imagine one of the reasons people cling to their hates so stubbornly is because… Read more: Standing in solidarity with our siblings in Palestine, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Yemen, against continued colonisation - Annual Gather Up Celebration 2023
Mark your calendars! The Racial Justice Network’s exciting annual Gather Up event is around the… Read more: Annual Gather Up Celebration 2023
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