A hostile environment: language, race, surveillance and the media is the second of two reports analysing parliamentary and ...

We are looking for a visionary and strategic Digital Movement Building Strategist to lead our digital organising, narrative change, and storytelling work at Power to Prosper. Reporting to the ...

Statement on our response to Sgt Blake's acquittal ‍ We have deleted our posts in relation to the acquittal of Sgt. Martyn Blake for the murder of Chris Kaba. We accept that the wording and statistics ...

We are deeply concerned that the Chancellor’s spring statement published yesterday, threatens to inflict and compound harm on some of the most under-protected people in our communities. This, ...

We express our deepest solidarity with Diane Abbott MP. Not only were the abhorrent, racist, comments made towards Diane not condemned and acted on soon enough, but today we have seen her silenced at ...

We are living in historic times in so many ways. But today the Runnymede Trust joins the entire country in recognising the appointment of Rishi Sunak as the United Kingdom’s first South Asian, and ...

The Runnymede Trust voices its profound concern with the Home Secretary’s recent interventions regarding ongoing protests in relation to Palestine.

Baroness Casey’s scathing report yet again evidences the deep-seated culture of institutionalised racism, misogyny and homophobia which runs through the Metropolitan Police Force. This is not new ...

Our response to the Home Office's cruel and racist plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda ...

With far-right French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen’s campaign looking more realistic by the week, it is worth taking another look at the shared challenges we face across Europe (and the US) in ...

We must protect the human rights of all refugees and asylum seekers ‍ Reflecting the spirit of a city that resolutely bore the horror and hardship of the Blitz, Londoners turned out in their tens of ...