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New online survey and guide to measuring the impact of public sector reform
The current government has decided to make unprecedented cuts to government spending.
Runnymede has been commissioned to track the impact of public service reform on equality in the workplace.
New Learning Resource
This Learning Resource featuring exercises and activities linked to a series of short films, explores the attitudes of older and younger people towards race and racism.
The resource is suitable for Key Stage 3 Religious Education and English lessons as well as youth groups and older people’s groups.
Book now to see Stop Search
Stop Search is a hard-hitting story about the impact of police Stop and Search powers. It is on at the Broadway Theatre, Catford, until 26 May.
Book to come on 15 or 17 May and participate in a live debate with a panel of experts, members of the cast and commentators.
Secularism, Racism and the Poltics of Belonging
This latest report in Runnymede's Perspectives series draws from papers presented at conferences in 2010 and 2011, co-organized by Runnymede and the University of East London.
The collection of essays is a reflection of an ongoing debate about the relationships between religion, the citizen and the state.
Want to learn more about the struggle for race equality?
Take a look at our new online history resource which tracks the key developments of the 1960s, 70s and 80s, using archival research and audio interviews with some of the major figures in Runnymede's history.
Launch of new UK Race and Europe website
To mark the UN International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, UKREN has launched its new website.
The website features the latest news, policy briefings, blogs posts and publications on European developments relating to racism and discrimination.
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Latest News
Clench, a Runnymede short film written and directed by Riffat Ahmed, has been nominated in the Best Drama category at this year’s Limelight Film Awards, to be held on 14 June 2012.
36 MPs have signed a parliamentary motion calling on the government to publish a race equality strategy. The group includes parliamentarians from all three major parties.
Stop Search, a new play looking at the impact of excessive stop and search on young people, their family and the police, opened last night at the Broadway Theatre. The play is a new piece of writing by Dominic Taylor a writer and actor who has previously work in the Ministry of Justice.
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