Our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with Jason's family, friends, and our communities who will mourn this death. More like this... …
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ARE statement on the media coverage of Professor Jason Arday
There is an urgent need to both publicly support Professor Arday and to call on media outlets to review how they are covering this matter. More like this... …
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Jeremy Crook OBE receives Honorary Doctorate
University of Wolverhampton confers an Honorary Doctorate on ARE’s Chief Exec. Jeremy Crook OBE was this week awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Wolverhampton. Jeremy was made an Honorary Doctor of Social Science, recognising …
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Which box to tick? Reflections of an Indo-Caribbean in the UK
Indra Nauth, ARE's Deputy Chief Executive, shares her memories of growing up as a minority within a minority for South Asian Heritage Month. “Why does your Mum speak Jamaican?” is something I remember a work colleague asking me a few years ago. …
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ARE statement following the recent anti-Muslim attacks in Edinburgh
There is an urgent need to end the use of anti-migrant and anti-Muslim language as its every day use in political narratives is contributing to increased acts of violence. Action for Race Equality are horrified by the spate of Islamophobic …
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Windrush Day Highlights Ongoing Barriers to Justice for Survivors
Action for Race Equality’s Windrush Justice programme supports over 1,500 individuals as concerns grow over falling compensation awards and rising zero-claim decisions Estimated read time: 4 minutes Windrush Day, celebrated on 22nd June, was …
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The Securitisation of Migrants and the impact on Ethnic Minorities.
As we mark Refugee Week/World Refugee Day with this guest blog by Islington Refugee and Migrant Forum, we look at how migrants have become 'the enemy' according to the far-right. Estimated read time: 4 minutes Securitisation …
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Hostile climate deepens harm to young people and ethnic minority communities warns ARE
Action for Race Equality (ARE) calls for urgent action as it warns that rising division, attacks on anti-discrimination laws, and growing youth disengagement are damaging hope, safety and opportunity across the UK. ARE is deeply concerned about …
ARE statement on a policing review following the murder of Henry Nowak
There is an urgent need for policing to demonstrate impartiality, professionalism and humanity in its interactions and for politicians not to use the situation to drive their own agendas Action for Race Equality extends its deepest …
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ARE statement on Alan Milburn’s interim NEET analysis
ARE welcomes Alan Milburn’s interim analysis of the NEET crisis and urges action on systemic racism Action for Race Equality (ARE) welcomes Alan Miliburn's interim analysis highlighting the urgent need for government action on the growing …
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ARE statement on Golders Green terror attack
Following a knife attack in Golders Green on two Jewish men, Action for Race Equality is saddened and horrified by the news. Action for Race Equality are horrified and saddened by the violent attack that took place yesterday in …
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ARE statement on the Government’s ethnicity and disability pay gap consultation
Following the Government's recent announcement, ARE are looking forward to the legislation now going through Parliament The Government recently published its response to their ethnicity and disability pay gap consultation. ARE welcomes the …
The Doomsday Clock: Why racism is moving us closer to Midnight?
Every New Year I keep an eye on the Doomsday Clock by the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists 2026 Doomsday Clock Statement - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. The Bulletin was set up in 1945 by Albert Einstein, J. Robert Oppenheimer, and the …
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Skills for Life: Why an Apprenticeship is just the beginning
This National Apprenticeship Week 2026, ARE’s PR and Communications Apprentice reflects on his apprenticeship journey so far, focusing on this year’s theme, Skills for Life, and sharing advice for those considering apprenticeship routes or currently …
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Jonah’s Project CIC: Lived experience and justice for Black young people
As part of ARE's collaborative work with Black, Asian and Mixed heritage-led organisations to strengthen the community and voluntary sector and improve outcomes, we're proud to actively spotlight organisations, individuals, initiatives and campaigns …
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