Community co-production for more racially inclusive survey data
Nissa Finney, founding member of the Centre on the Dynamics of Ethnicity, explores the importance of community involvement and co-production in creating racially inclusive datasets.
What works for families: SFSC backed by landmark trial evidence
Today marks a significant moment [...]
Press Release: New employment rights legislation fails to address racial inequalities driving health crisis among Black and Asian workers, report reveals
New evidence review exposes how structural racism connects poor-quality work, [...]
Why Stronger Families, Not Stricter Bans, Are the Key to Children’s Wellbeing
As calls grow to ban under-16s from accessing social media, [...]
Warm homes won’t reduce inequality unless equity is built in
The government’s new Warm Homes Plan has been described as [...]
Protecting young people begins with rebuilding community, not banning platforms
This week, debates about young people and social media have [...]
The violence of climate inaction: why racial equity must be central
Within days of the new year, Oxfam research revealed that [...]
Race Equality Foundation Responds to Government’s new Violence Against Women and Girls strategy
London, UK, 18 December 2025: As the Government today issued [...]
Anniversary of Race Equity Maturity Index: a Critical Tool in Driving NHS Reform and Race Equity
As we mark the one-year anniversary of the Race Equity [...]
How the NHS Can Break the ‘30-Year Cycle’ and Use Ethnicity Data to Tackle Health Inequalities Today
New research reveals how to break cycle of waiting for [...]
