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Ten years ago Runnymede published the groundbreaking Parekh Report on the Future of a Multi-Ethnic Britain
View a snapshot of its specific themes and the impact that the report had in these short videos
An new teaching resource for 11 - 14 year olds about migration
The online teaching resource tells the stories of eight Bengali migrants who left the region after the 1940s
Summer Runnymede Bulletin available to download now
Themed on representation and participation the Summer 2010 edition of the online Runnymede Bulletin is available to download for free now.
Ending racism in a generation
Runnymede is embarking on an ambitious series of projects to reflect on what it would mean to eradicate racism within a generation.
With a focus on the grandchildren of migrants, Generation 3.0 will use research as well as video projects to explore what it would mean to end racism for good.
Damian Green MP on ethnic profiling
Newly appointed as immigration minister, hear what the Conservative MP had to say about ethnic profiling in the UK, exclusively for Runnymede's eConference in February 2010
The Runnymede Westminster Monitor
Follow our day-to-day coverage of race equality issues in parliament and Whitehall.
The newly established Westminster Monitor will act as an information resource for NGOs, charities, the wider race equality sector and other interested parties, covering the discussion of race in politics and government policy.
Runnymede
Runnymede is the UK’s leading independent race equality thinktank. We generate intelligence for a multi-ethnic Britain through research, network building, leading debate, and policy engagement
Ageing Minority Population
This report looks at The Future Ageing of the Ethnic Minority Population of England and Wales
Race and Exclusions
Read the latest from our education team: Did They Get It Right? A Re-examination of School Exclusions and Race Equality
Real Retirement Costs
The Costs of 'Returning Home' is the latest research report from our financial inclusion team
Latest News
Black boys and girls are still disproportionately excluded from school according to a new collection of essays by Runnymede.
Highlighting that Black Caribbean pupils are three times more likely to be permanently excluded from school than their white counterparts, the report also argues that proposals made by the Conservative party when in opposition to scrap the right of appeal for excluded students could disproportionately impact on black pupils if implemented.
Runnymede has launched a three year programme – funded by the Nationwide Foundation – researching black and minority ethnic (BME) older people and financial inclusion.
As part of this project, we are publishing two preliminary reports today on the future ethnic make up of older people in the UK and financial considerations around the decision to retire abroad.
France's lower house of parliament voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to ban the wearing of face-covering veils in public spaces.
The bill is expected to encounter no opposition in the Senate, which will vote on it in September.
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