Human Rights Day 2015 and launch of Rights for Life webpage
21 December 2015
To celebrate Human Rights Day 2015, the Equality and Diversity Forum’s Equally Ours project launched a new Rights for Life webpage.
To celebrate Human Rights Day 2015, the Equality and Diversity Forum’s Equally Ours project launched a new Rights for Life webpage.
Fifty years on from the Race Relations Act, the contributors to this volume ask whether we need more legislation, more effective policy implementation or more civil society action to finally achieve racial equality in Britain in the 21st century.
The report of the Commission on Religion and Belief in British Public Life, ‘Living with Difference: Community, Diversity and the Common Good’, was published by the Woolf Institute in 2015.
Fawcett’s report reveals that there is an 80% bias in newspaper reporting on the economy and asks why women’s voices are still being sidelined.
In December 2015, the European Roma Rights Centre published ‘Roma Rights 2 2015: Nothing About Us Without Us? Roma Participation in Policy Making and Knowledge Production’.
In December 2015 the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) published ‘How did the media and politicians in the UK discuss poverty in 2015?’
‘Unequal Nation: The case for social innovation to work for a gender equal future’ was published by the Young Foundation in July 2015.
‘Equality bodies and Equinet. Promoting equality in Europe’ was published by Equinet in December 2015.
The ‘Violence Against Women and Girls Newsletter – Winter 2015’ has information about the Government’s refreshed Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) strategy and other developments.
ECNI is keen to hear views on the priorities suggested in its draft Corporate Plan 2016-2019. The consultation closed on 8 March 2016.