Charles’ story: Who cares…when they don’t even know your name?
29 April 2015
Equally Ours has partnered with Age UK to make this film because we need people to talk about human rights for older people.
Equally Ours has partnered with Age UK to make this film because we need people to talk about human rights for older people.
Watch this powerful new film that EDF’s sister organisation, Equally Ours, has produced with Women’s Aid, ‘Unpunished’, to show that we all have a role to play in ending domestic violence.
CRAE’s See it, Say it, Change it project gives children and young people a chance to tell their side of the story to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child.
A coalition of the UK’s leading race equality organisations have produced a call to action for the promotion of race equality in post-election Britain.
Disability Politics UK is asking everyone to watch their video and contact their local Parliamentary candidates to ask them to make step free access a priority if they are elected.
This Runnymede Perspective shows that race and ethnicity can no longer be viewed as a ‘minority’ concern.
‘Living on the margins. Black workers and casualisation’ was published by the TUC in April 2015.
‘Muslims in Europe: Questions and Answers’ is on the European Network Against Racism (ENAR) website.
RightsInfo is about changing the way we communicate human rights.
‘One Hundred Days for Early Action: Time for Government to put prevention first’ was published by the Early Action Task Force in 2015.