Informative and engaging articles from across the Race Equality Foundation, as well as external contributions.
Farah Mgaieth: Joining the Race Equality Foundation
How my journey towards becoming a clinical psychologist in the future has led me to this great opportunity to join the Race Equality Foundation team as Research Assistant…. I have always [...]
How can we best support parents from Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities?
Many of you will have been asked by us over the last few weeks to share information about and encourage Black, Asian and minority ethnic families you work with to take [...]
Five things I learnt about inclusive patient involvement and policy development from the Race Equality Foundation
Cardiovascular disease is a disease of inequality. Too often, things like where you live, your income, your background, your ethnicity, and your gender determine your chance of developing – and dying [...]
Working through grief: Eleni Bloy
The pain of losing a person we love is immense. The finality of death is absolute and unchangeable and our world becomes surreal and unfamiliar without our loved one. Emotionally, we [...]
Black and minority ethnic voluntary sector organisation are coping and adapting to the coronavirus pandemic for now, but their future is unsure
Black and minority ethnic voluntary and community organisations have been mobilising to support their communities during the coronavirus crisis. Many of them are doing this against a background of declining funding, [...]
Blog on the recently published LeDeR report
The Learning Disabilities Mortality Review (LeDeR) Report detailed the gross inequalities faced by Black, Asian or minority ethnic people with learning disabilities. This blog on the recent report reflects on the evidence, and [...]
Dementia newsletter November 2020
The Dementia Programme has come to an end with the 21 projects providing a range of support, information, activities and advice to black, Asian and minority ethnic people living with dementia, [...]
Blogs on parenting during Covid-19
The SFSC team have been producing regular blog posts that have been published in our SFSC Covid 19 newsletter which is going out every other week during the period we are socially [...]
Why are more black and minority ethnic people dying from Covid-19 in hospital?
The startling ethnic differences in death rates in hospitals from Covid-19 identified recently highlight a familiar pattern of racial inequality. Whilst the government commitment to investigate the matter is welcome there [...]
The SFSC approach to Special Time
You may have seen the journalist and broadcaster Martin Daubney talking about special time on the Wright Showlast week as a result of his taking part in a Strengthening Families, Strengthening [...]
