Sisters Not Strangers report: Hear us
11 August 2020
The Sisters Not Strangers coalition surveyed 115 refugee and asylum-seeking women about how they have survived during the pandemic. Women who were already living in poverty
The Sisters Not Strangers coalition surveyed 115 refugee and asylum-seeking women about how they have survived during the pandemic. Women who were already living in poverty
This release provides a descriptive overview of deaths related to Covid-19 among people identifying by religion group, ethnic group and disability status. It will contain
Runnymede’s report on race equality and racism in Scotland, released July 2020, finds that one third of black and minority ethnic (BME) people in Scotland
Workers from black and ethnic minority groups are more likely to experience financial hardship as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a survey
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Womens’ Budget Group along with Fawcett Society, London School of Economics and Queen Mary University London conducted polling research to explore the impact coronavirus is
The Ubele Initiative has written its second letter to the Prime Minister demanding a public inquiry into the elevated Covid-19 related deaths amongst the BAME