The over-representation of people from racial and ethnic minorities in the Criminal Justice System is a serious concern and the data is very clear.
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Gloucestershire landlords are being asked to help support Afghans who have worked for the British Army.
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SAR has to praise the Constabulary for releasing this long awaited report, warts & all.
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The latest news from The Black Curriculum has been released and below are the 3 new articles. Please head over to their website to read them.
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Flame and Flower’s Emma Calcutt AKA Cammy Leon speaks to SAR about her foray into the world of scents in creating her latest candle, Smells Like Justice, from which she is donating %100 of the profits to the antiracist organisation.
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We are living in chaotic, unsettling times. The pandemic and the muddled, contradictory imperfect response to it leaves people frightened, confused, and often impoverished.
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The Gloucestershire police stop and search scrutiny panel is independent of the force. Its members, volunteers from the community, have the ability to review any of the stop searches carried out by the constabulary.
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SAR has a new affiliation, as we have agreed an official partnership with The Local Equality Commission. Alongside the mentoring and advice we receive from Lives of Colour partnership, we feel well supported, and ready to really knuckle down to getting along with the projects in motion.
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A paradigm shift is defined as an important change that happens when the usual way of thinking about, or doing something, is replaced by a new and different way.
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Anti-racism work is a long game, if it is to work, it must be a life long commitment. You can’t suddenly expect centuries of systemic beliefs, entrenched in the history, the education system, and the laws of a society to change overnight.
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The President of the United States of America is no longer an openly racist man, and that’s important, even here in sleepy Stroud.
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