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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.
Real Histories Directory
The Real Histories Directory (RHD) is an online resource for teachers, parents, pupils and the wider community to encourage teaching and learning about cultural diversity across the UK.
A View from the Liberal Democrats
Liberal Democrat Equalities Spokesperson Lynne Featherstone MP outlines her vision of how to tackle race inequality in the UK in the second in our series of Runnymede Political Platforms.
Vacancies At Runnymede
We are currently recruiting for an Arts Manager to lead an exciting new video project and a Project Assistant to provide research support for our director. If you are committed to race equality and could see yourself working for one of the UK's leading thinktanks, click the link below.
How Does it Feel to be Treated Like a Terrorist?
Listen to Zin Derfoufi's firsthand account of being pulled from a flight to India and questioned intensively, despite being innocent of any crime.
Love for Music Unites Generations
Grime artist and teenage heartthrob Bashy takes the stage alongside acclaimed dub poet Linton Kwesi Johnson in the Runnymede event captured in this four-minute video. The two artists recount their stories of growing up in Britain - one today, one decades ago - and how being black and a love of music has shaped this experience for both of them.
Runnymede
Runnymede is the UK's leading race equality thinktank. We are a research-led, non-party political charity working to end racism.
A Lib Dem Perspective
Lynne Featherstone writes Race Equality and the Liberal Democrats for our Political Platform series
A Matter of Assets
Why Do Assets Matter? Assets Equality and Ethnicity - Building Towards Financial Inclusion
Latest Community Study
Making a Contribution: Exploring New Migrants' Sense of Identity and Belonging
Latest News
Former Home Secretary Charles Clarke took part in a 'Question Time' style debate on race equality in Norwich.
He was joined on the panel by Liberal Democrat MP Norman Lamb, Conservative councillor Antony Little, Green Party councillor Samir Jeraj, community activist Gita Prasad, and panel chair and BBC reporter Clive Lewis.
Up to 60 per cent of black and Asian people have no savings at all, reveals a new research report - Why Do Assets Matter? - from our Financial Inclusion team. The report highlights how tough policy decisions will have to be made to ensure that all people, regardless of ethnicity, have the assets to fulfil their potential.
Practical solutions to the medium-term problems faced by our public services need to be identified, according to the 2020 Public Services Trust (2020 PST), which is placing this task at the centre of its purpose.
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