Spare our Children’s Children: Ending the Cycle of Racial Trauma
Tragically, for most non-white Americans, trauma and its consequences are part of everyday life and the triggers come thick and fast.
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Mahmoud Hussein: A Salute to Courage – By Martins Agbonlahor
Aljazeera’s journalist, Mahmoud Hussein, was released two weeks ago in a move that had been completely unexpected – not because there was evidence for his incarceration – in fact, there was not even a shred of it nor was there a scintilla of proof to justify the harsh treatment he had received, but because he had been jailed cruelly and unjustly for years.
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Freedom of Speech: Support Christian students like Julia
Students in the UK are being punished for holding certain values. Julia Rynkiewicz, a final year midwifery student, was forced to suspend her studies and faced a fitness to practise investigation over her involvement with a pro-life society.
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New Chair to Lead the Drive for Diversity in Apprenticeships
During National Apprenticeship Week 2021 Minister for Apprenticeships and Skills, Gillian Keegan, joined a meeting of the Apprenticeship Diversity Champions Network to speak to members and announce the appointment of a new chair.
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Survey finds Tech Companies are Most Religiously Inclusive US Workplaces
Intel and Texas Instruments are the most faith-and-belief friendly corporate workplaces among the 200 largest companies in America as measured by the 2021 Corporate Religious Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (REDI) Index.
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The Hear Me Now Podcast highlights issues within the creative arts industry
Each podcast episode promises to ignite honest and open conversations ranging from the current state of the creative arts industry, to race, identity
and balancing mental health issues whilst delving into creative pathways.
“Your God will take care of your family!” Vietnamese Christians excluded from official COVID aid
Partners of the charity Open Doors, are reporting that Christian families in Northern Vietnam are being passed over in the
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Film Review: ‘The High Note’ – In tune with the issue of discrimination
Faith, races, culture, and love form the foundations for this music industry fairy tale. Directed by Nisha Ganatra, and written by
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Home Secretary urged to record hate crime against Chinese community in bid to end it
The Liberal Democrats have called on the Home Secretary to tackle coronavirus-related hate crimes against the Chinese community, including requiring
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Why has the BAME community been so heavily impacted by COVID-19? Join the online conversation tomorrow
A panel of key figures will discuss the COVID19 crisis, its impact on the BAME community and what actions are
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Coronavirus: Window closing fast’ to prevent virus overwhelming Africa
Time is running out to prevent coronavirus overwhelming health systems across Africa, warns Christian Aid. As coronavirus infections rise sharply
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Coronavirus: Mental health of BAME community must be a key focus, specialist warns
A recent study has led to growing concerns amongst mental health practitioners that the BAME community is at severe risk as
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Coronavirus: Home Secretary urged to tackle hate crime towards Chinese community
The Liberal Democrats have called on the Home Secretary to set out what additional steps the Government is taking to
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The shockingly high numbers of black children being excluded from Croydon’s schools
Concerns have been raised about the disproportionately large number of black children being excluded from schools in Croydon. In 2018/19 there
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Ruby Williams: No child with afro hair should suffer like me
A pupil who was repeatedly sent home from school because of her afro hair wants to make sure it doesn’t
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