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Challenging Inequality and Hate

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Learning from the horrors of …

by Sarah Robinson Galloway The War Childhood Museum in Sarajevo is a place of stories, the stories …

In Sight Report

HOW DO BAME YOUNG PEOPLE IN SCOTLAND PERCEIVE AND EXPERIENCE SECONDARY SCHOOL EDUCATION?
Intercultural Youth Scotland instigated this study after receiving a stream of anecdotal reports related to young peopleís experiences of racism in Scottish secondary schools. Working with the research consultancy EDI Scotland, this study was initiated to explore this question.

Organisation: Intercultural Youth Scotland

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Small Steps – Big Changes

A Blog by Sarah Robinson Galloway, YouthLink Scotland If you want to view paradise Simply look …

Racially abused – school’s answer …

The BBC have reported that a 17-year-old pupil in Edinburgh was called the “N” word and …

New anti-bigotry campaign launched

Two charities have teamed up to stress that bigotry is not hereditary. “Bigotry’s Not in Your …

Hate Crime art competition winners …

Two schools have won the first ever hate crime art competition. St Albert’s Primary and Springburn …

Celtic Connections in the Community

BEMIS Scotland in partnership with Unison, Celtic Connections and the Scottish Government are delighted to offer …

Fearless Resource available in all …

by Lyndsay McDade, Crimestoppers’ Senior Youth Projects Officer Fearless provides a site where young people can …

When Brexit is personal

In this blog, Dr Daniela Sime, Reader/Associate Professor in Education and Social Justice in the School …

Activate – the issues faced …

In the last year Inclusion Scotland, a National Disabled People’s Organisation has been reaching out to young …

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