The West Yorkshire Racial Justice Network brings together individuals, communities and organisations from across the region to proactively promote racial justice "holistic economic spiritual and cultural repairs to end racial injustice and address legacies of colonialism"
About Us
RJN is a network of individuals, communities and organisations working together to end racial injustice and address legacies of colonialism
Pastoral Work​ We offer tailored one on one support to strategise and move ideas and challenges to action. This has been in the form of disempowered communities starting new community
Responses and Actions The Covid-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected poor migrant communities, which is why we took it upon ourselves to launch a ‘Covid Response’ campaign to highlight their needs.
Collective Conversations Keen to facilitate safer spaces and ensure race analysis is acknowledged and layered within other oppressions and issues, we have been organising monthly talks, panels, forums to highlight
The Unlearning Racism report is one of reflection learning and accountability to our communities Black and Brown led movements and ourselves It centres the voice and experience of Black and Brown led movement leaders as a measure of whether the Unlearning Racism Programme has served its purpose and fulfilled its aims
A brand new report on the increased use of the Biometric Services Gateway mobile fingerprinting by police forces across the UK We analyse the latest data obtained through Freedom of Information FOI requests from April 2020 to December 2021
The report discusses issues that arose from new data obtained through a Freedom of Information FOI request from the period of March 2019 to June 2020 to all police forces in the UK
The Unlearning Racism report is one of reflection, learning and accountability to our communities, Black and Brown-led movements and ourselves. It centres the voice and experience of Black and Brown-led movement leaders as a measure of whether the Unlearning Racism Programme has served its purpose and fulfilled its aims.
7 days to go! Upcoming Unlearning Racism Report Launch on the 21st of March To mark the seventh year of the Unlearning Racism Programme, we are launching a report on the 21 March 2024! The report offers reflection, learning and accountability to our communities, Black and Brown-led movements and ourselves.
The ‘Rwandan Policy’ is a UK government strategy to repatriate individuals who enter the country through ‘unlawful means.’ The Supreme Court recently ruled it unlawful, but the government plans to push it through. This reflects concerns about democracy and racial justice, highlighting issues of power concentration and historical patterns of violence and dehumanization.