Islamophobia is now widely recognised as a form of racism towards Muslims that is deeply embedded in societal structures and ...

We recommend that racial equity is thoroughly embedded within the new Mental Health Bill, and that a number of its current ...

Welcome to our blog, Race Matters, where you can read the latest content on all matters to do with race. Race Matters aims to bring new perspectives to matters of racial (in)justice, including topics ...

How racism affects health A healthy society depends on everyone having the building blocks of good health: secure and decent housing, a good job with enough pay, high quality education and healthy ...

Misogynoir - where racism and sexism intersect - continues to hinder Black women's professional advancement, wellbeing, and sense of belonging in the workplace.

In the week marking six months since racist riots which gripped the country, racial justice, migrants rights and Muslim organisations have written to the government urging them to take action on ...

The first of two reports analysing parliamentary and media debates from 2010-2024, showing how large sections of these debates encouraged widespread hostility to migrants and ethnically minoritised ...

Facing antisemitism: the struggle for safety and solidarity ‍ Current approach to tackling antisemitism not working, our report with the Birkbeck Institute for the Study of Antisemitism shows. ‍ ...

Islamophobia: the intensification of racism against Muslim communities in the UK ‍ The racist riots of summer 2024 were the clear outcome of intensifying Islamophobia in the UK. With direct attacks on ...

In an open letter to the Prime Minister, anti-racist and migrants rights organisations are calling for Parliament to be recalled in light of racist riots which are tearing through the UK.

A response from the Runnymede Trust to a Home Office consultation, outlining the racialised harm of police strip searches across England and Wales.

Visualise examines the current state of race and inclusion in art education in England. We confirm what educators have been saying for years: that art education is at crisis point.