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In partnership with the University of Reading, Runnymede has launched a new website called Romans Revealed, which looks at just how diverse Roman Britain was.
We are inviting ideas and proposals for films & the project evaluation for our new campaign 'End Racism This Generation'
If you are interested in tendering for either of these, please click here
Kingston Scorecard
Runnymede has launched the first race equality scorecard in Kingston.
The Scorecard project is an innovative way of collecting and monitoring data on racial inequalities and will enable local partners and stakeholders to hold service providers to account for racial inequalities in their areas.
The Runnymede Trust hosted its annual race debate in January, with this year's event focusing on whether racists have the right to be heard.
You can now watch the video in full of the debate by clicking here.
Runnymede has responded to the Government's consultation on measuring child poverty.
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Over 200 people share ideas on how to end racism
14 October 2011
Over 200 people from across Manchester shared their ideas on how to end racism in a generation in our dedicated pop-up shop. Taking place between 7-10 October, the event saw a former Vodafone shop in Manchester Piccadilly Station converted into a temporary discussion hub.
Members of the public were invited to write their ideas on how to end racism on post-it notes, and stick them to the walls of the shop. Ideas included educating young children about racism, opening more community centres which bring together different ethnic groups, and less tolerance of casual racism.
The pop-up shop also hosted a poetry night, a discussion event on the riots, and workshops with schools and older people’s groups. The Race Equality Minister also visited the pop-up shop and took part in a discussion event with local race equality organisations.
Pictures of the event are available on our the Generation 3.0 tumblr blog.
We are holding a similar event in Croydon between 3-7 November. More information will be available shortly on the Generation 3.0 website.
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