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Runnymede has published a major report outlining inequalities between ethnic minorities and white British people for every local authority in England and Wales.
The research was produced by the Centre on the Dynamics of Ethnicity at the University of Manchester and shows that differences in living standards for minorities and white British have remained persistent since 2000. Left alone, the problem will not solve itself.
Read the briefing or the full report. Data for any local authority is also available.

Fifty years ago Martin Luther King Jr spoke in London at St Paul's Cathedral on his way to receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. Runnymede is delighted to have supported an anniversary lecture on 4 December on how we can end racism today and work towards Martin Luther King's dream.
St Paul's have written up the event here, with Runnymede's Director putting it in current context here.

Migration is part of the UK's history. Let's celebrate it!
This learning resource looks at migration, history and cultural identity and is designed for all children and young people.
The fun-to-use videos, audio recordings and interactive timeline will bring discussions about migration history to life, encouraging students to think about their own families’ journeys.

We are moving to a new office on 8 December.
Our new address is: 4th Floor, St Clement's Building, London School of Economics, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE
Our phone number (020 7377 9222) and email addresses will remain the same.
Because of the move we experience a period of disruption in which we we are unable to respond to all emails or phone enquiries, so you may want to resend any emails sent during this period.
Our Runnymede lecture was held in partnership with London Metropolitan University, allowing us to engage with a wider audience at an institution that actively promotes values of social justice and increased access for all.
We are delighted that this year’s speaker was Iqbal Wahhab OBE FRSA, entitled ‘How Businesses Can Deliver Greater Good than Governments’. Watch a film of the event; we will publish the lecture early in 2015.
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