Climate Justice, Financial Security, and Racial Equality: Why a Just Transition Must Work for Everyone
Kenya Lamb, Turn2us; Lee Lockhart, Race Equality Foundation Caring about [...]
Local Elections, Community Voice, and the Political Rite of Passage
May 2026 | Bernadette Rhoden While national politics often dominates [...]
From the streets to policy action: the blueprint exists to address increasingly virulent and violent racism
20 May 2026 | London, UK Last Saturday’s (16 May [...]
Race Equality Foundation co-signs call to extend SEND Reform consultation
The Race Equality Foundation has co-signed a joint letter calling [...]
Race Equality Foundation comments on the announcement of the government’s “once-in-a-lifetime” mental health strategy consultation
Today (15 May 2026), the Government opened a call for [...]
What does it actually take to do inclusive research? Lessons from the TOGETHER study
Last month, The Lancet Public Health published the TOGETHER [...]
Promising developments to close racial disparities in women’s health – but the real test is in delivery
April 2026 | Tracey Bignall Over recent weeks we have [...]
Mapping the Margins: Exploring the Intersection of Racism, Physical Health, and Mental Wellbeing in Young People
Mapping the Margins is a NIHR-funded project led by the [...]
Making Sense of Poverty Data: Building a Better Picture of Inequality in the UK
Aleks Collingwood, Partnership Manager at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, writes on the challenges of understanding poverty and inequality in the UK with the current limitations in socio-demographic datasets. The blog both identifies the consequences of data gaps, and what is needed to ensure greater access to high-quality inclusive data capable of driving social justice efforts.
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.
