7th Anniversary: Syrian Horrors Show No Sign Of Abating
Commenting on the seventh anniversary of the Syrian uprising, Máiréad Collins, Advocacy Officer on Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, said: “Seven
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Author: Josie McFarlane
More people called David and Steve lead FTSE 100 companies than women and ethnic minorities
There are currently five ethnic minority and seven female chief executives of FTSE 100 companies. There are more people called David or
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Activists recreate film posters with black leads to make an important point
Legally Black, a group of young activists from south London, recreated iconic movie and TV posters with black people to highlight
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New graduate recruitment platform combines real-world skills testing with workplace diversity solution
Aptitude tests are used as the gateway to over 90% of The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers 2017/2018 Pass rates
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Rwanda: Govt to Amend Law on Faith-Based Organisations
The government is reviewing the existing law regulating churches and mosques after establishing “loopholes” that have led to the mushrooming
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New UNWTO Agenda for Africa moves ahead in Berlin
An African ministerial working meeting conveyed by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) during this year’s Berlin International Tourism Fair ITB
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From Motherless To Motherhood – The Woman Whose Family Secret Gave Her The Courage To Bounce Back from Adversity
Rachel Osinaike, aka Grateful Rachel, is the author of “Bounce Back: Turning trials into Triumphs”, a book that chronicles her
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Sheikh from Uganda faces fatwa after being a secret Christian for ten years
Hussein, a 68-year-old Sheikh (Muslim leader) from Uganda, is facing a fatwa (death sentence) after publicly acknowledging that he has
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Equality measures backed at Scottish Labour conference
The changes were heralded as the beginning of a ‘culture change’ in the party. Plans to improve equality in Scottish
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£30k on offer for BAME community projects
Community projects that respond to social needs in Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic communities, and with the potential to be
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City council ‘too white’ and must become more diverse
Oxford City Council’s workforce is too white and too few applicants from black and ethnic minority backgrounds get jobs there,
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Happy Mother’s Day from PACT
PARENTS And Children Together (PACT) is wishing a very happy Mother’s Day to all the mums who are celebrating this
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Mary Magdalene
According to the Gospels, Mary of Magdala was there at Jesus’ death and burial – and was the first witness
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UK falling behind European neighbours in equality rankings
– Citizens of Helsinki enjoythe most equal society in Europe. – Bristol beats other major UK cities to be named
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Climbing to see Young People’s lives changed by Jesus
From the 8th – 17th June 2018, a group of eager explorers, made up of Youth for Christ staff and
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