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…
Third Sector Partnership Council (TSPC) BAME Alliance RCC provides interpreters and translation services for a variety of languages, Arabic, Portuguese, Ibo, Farsi, Urdu, Yoruba, Mandarin & Cantonese, Swahili, Hindi, French etc. Our interpreters will go the extra mile to ensure that the services they deliver are suited to the needs of the individual or organisation.…
Race Equality Conferences 2018 We are currently in the process of organising our Race Equality conferences in both North and South Wales to mark the 50th anniversary of the passing of the Race Relations Act 1968. Ideally, we want to work with local police services, Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs), local authorities, schools, community groups,…
First Waves Parliamentary Project UK Parliament artist to create artworks with residents in Wales to explore impact of race relations laws. Artist Scarlett Crawford has been appointed by the UK Parliament for a new project entitled First Waves: Exploring the impact of race relations legislation in the UK. Over the course of her residency, Scarlett…
International Women’s Day – North Wales Celebration During March we celebrated International Women’s Day! With the assistance of a grant from WEN-Women’s Equality Network. All attendees had a wonderful day, there was dancing, fabulous food and fun the whole time!
Third Sector Partnership Council (TSPC) BAME Alliance RCC was representing BAME grassroots groups across Wales (on the Third Sector Partnership Council (TSPC)) in partnership with Race Equality First through the BAME Alliance for Wales. This partnership came to an end in April 2018. The current BAME Alliance of Wales partnership is made up of EYST…
Is Islamophobia an issue the Welsh should worry about? With 1.5% of the Welsh population being Muslim, is Islamophobia an issue that affects Wales? Is there really intolerance and racism within our valleys? And has it been on the rise? Well it looks like we’ve found the cure for racism; become a Muslim! We’re “practically…
