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Every local authority in Ireland is to be asked to adopt the North West Anti-Racism Charter. Mayor of Derry City and Strabane, Ruairí McHugh, vowed to write to his counterparts
A series of short films platforming bold new voices from Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia and Reunion Island will be screened in Derry this week. As part of #UKKenyaSeason2025 in partnership
THE North West Migrants Forum is proud to present its annual Black History Summit, an event that uplifts, educates and celebrates the diverse histories and vibrant futures of our communities.
THE North West Anti-Racism Charter will be formally launched in Derry’s Guildhall on October 7. The Charter was developed through a series of meetings and community consultation workshops convened by
United Against Racism has teamed up with North West Cricket Union to celebrate the incredible contribution to diversity and inclusion that the sport has brought to the region. Spokesperson Davy
THE public are being urged to celebrate Northern Ireland’s inspirational Black people by putting them forward for inclusion in a new exhibition. From community heroes to family members to those
ORGANISATIONS including the Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ), Public Interest Litigation Support (PILS), Environmental Justice Network Ireland (EJNI) and Friends of the Earth NI (FOENI) have come together
WE are looking to celebrate Northern Ireland’s inspirational Black people by including them in the next phase of our Hidden History exhibition. Perhaps you know a Black person working in

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