The Equality and Human Rights Commission launched their Power to the Bump campaign in May 2016. The campaign aims to highlight young mothers’ rights at work in an effort to tackle pregnancy and maternity discrimination.
The National LGB&T Partnership launched Out Loud: LGBT Voices in Health & Social Care, a narrative of LGBT needs in June 2016.
17-24-30 represents the combined dates of the London nail bomb attacks on Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho which took place on 17, 24 and 30 April 1999.
The Equality and Diversity Forum and our members are encouraging people from all backgrounds to register to vote for the EU referendum on 23 June 2016. The deadline for registration is 7 June 2016.
What Women Want launched a new campaign in May 2016 to encourage women to share their thoughts and opinions on what they want today and in the future. What Women Want 2.0 was launched on International Women’s Day and its aim is to collate more than one million responses.
Inclusion London and other groups produced a Disabled Londoners’ Manifesto which launched in April 2016. Alongside their partners Transport for All and Alliance for Inclusive Education, they call for equality and inclusion for Disabled Londoners in three key areas.
The End Violence Against Women Coalition and Imkaan launched a joint manifesto for tackling violence against women and girls for the London mayoral elections in April 2016.
Equally Ours published a leaflet of human rights stories in March 2016.
In 2016, Citizens UK launched the Citizens Commission on Islam, Participation & Public Life.
The Equal Rights Trust’s Bob Hepple Memorial Fund is a campaign aimed at helping those at the start of their career in equality and human rights through paid internship and fellowship placements with the Trust.
