first minister of wales mark drakeford am endorses black history in wales

First Minister Of Wales Mark Drakeford AM Endorses Black History Month Wales 2019

As First Minister of Wales, I am delighted to support Black History Month Wales 2019 on its 12th anniversary. I want to thank Race Council Cymru and all the organisations involved in arranging these commemorative events. These give us an opportunity to shine a light on the culture, identity and contributions of our communities. As a nation, Wales is proud of the diversity of its communities, is grateful for the contributions of so many and is confident that together the legacies of past generations will play a key role in shaping its future.

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Congratulations to Antonia Osuji UWTSD Student on her internship with Race Council Cymru

Swansea College of Art, UWTSD Photography Department Student  Internship Antonia Osuji with Race Council Cymru supported by RIES.tonia Osuji on her internship with Race Council Cymru Congratulations to Antonia Osuji on her internship with Race Council Cymru! Here she is pictured in front of her portraits of participants from the Crossing Borders project ? @rcccymru  @rcccrossingborders @ffoto_swansea…

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Windrush generation of Wales celebrated in new project

Windrush generation of Wales celebrated in new project A project celebrating the contribution of the Windrush generation in Wales has been by Race Council Cymru. ‘The Windrush Cymru Project – Our Voices, Our Stories, Our History’ aims to collect stories from those who settled in Wales from countries across the Commonwealth after World War Two.…

Lack of diversity in Welsh curriculum sparks role model concern

Lack of diversity in Welsh curriculum sparks role model concern Black, Asian and ethnic minority groups say they are not being represented within Wales’ educational curriculum. The Ethnic Youth Support Team (EYST) has called for more non-white role models in school material to reflect the diversity of Wales’ population. Race Council Cymru said it had made representations to…