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Studies consistently find higher levels of inequality to be correlated with higher rates of youth violence. A new and exciting...

The issues surrounding youth violence are ongoing evidence shows a direct correlation between disadvantage, social deprivation & Crime

Lovers of Black films are invited to join in-person screenings across the capital and Birmingham from 25 June to 17 July, as well as...

The data released in the last quater of 2021 also uncovered that Gypsy Roma girls faced rates of permanent exclusion which were more than...

In a world of rising costs, financial crises, injustices and inequalities financial disparity among minorities comes as no surprise...

A study conducted by NFER has revealed the unlikelihood of pupils being taught by a BAME teacher in state schools.

Research shows that when children see themselves represented in picture books it makes them feel valuable and part of society

Born in 1858 in Dominica, Samuel Celestine Edwards was an editor, a scholar, a campaigner, and one of the people who brought the cause of...

The AQA exam board has just added Marcus Rashford's social media usage to the GCSE Media curriculum. The exam board felt the football...

Schools re-opened in Burundi on Thursday after being closed due to the pandemic and summer season holidays, because the Burundian Health...

In a new study by University College London (UCL) it addresses how teachers are not receiving the correct training or resources to teach...

Within the first 48 hours, we'd been asked for more than 60 bags, and now it's more than 80 It's astonishing how quickly it's blown up.

many children haven't been given the opportunities to reach their potential those on free school meals were half as likely to get top grades

Judge Ray Singh says there needs to be more encouragement to get more ethnic diversity within schools.

Recent findings suggest a quarter of all children in England leave primary school, like Blades, unable to read to the expected level.

In honour of the 75th birthday of cultural icon Rita Marley, founder of her eponymous Rita Marley Foundation shared some news recently.

Facing a 26% attainment gap, disproportionate representation in unemployment, and with many dealing with everyday racism, surviving until...

Philippe Sands, a leading human rights lawyer and one of the UK’s top QCs, calls on British law universities to address ethnic minority...

England consistently has some of the poorest sexual health outcomes in Europe – we are a nation riddled with STIs. New diagnoses...

St Osmund’s Middle School in Dorchester is taking steps to ensure that BAME people, issues and history are better represented within the...

This month, several hundred thousand young people across the U.K. will be heading to university for the first time, their sights set on...

In many ways, the current state of the world seems unprecedented. The last few years – but especially 2020 – have brought shocks that no...

A report by the Council of Europe, a civil and legal rights body, has accused the UK of failing to support minority languages in schools,...