Severe and Multiple Disadvantage

Fr Gerard Mitchell, SJ (parish priest, St Anselm’s Church, Southall), Bishop Pat Lynch and the Christian Network Against Caste Discrimination group are hosting a two-day conference on Christian Responsibility to […]

Caritas Social Action Network has submitted a response to the Department of Work and Pensions consultation on the ‘Work, health and disability: improving lives’ Green Paper. Using evidence from the […]

Racial Justice Sunday will take place this year on 12 February 2017. It will be an opportunity for all of us to reflect on the many complex challenges facing us in a troubled world.

The Catholic Association for Racial Justice (CARJ), an independent charity which aims to work for the support and empowerment of BAME (Black, Asian Minority Ethnic) Catholic groups, has submitted a response […]

In January 2017, The Catholic Association for Racial Justice (CARJ) submitted a response to the Women and Equalities Committee inquiry Tackling Inequalities faced by Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Communities.  To read […]

Porsha Nunes-Brown, Network & Communications Officer  Disadvantaged White British students are the least likely to attend university. Black children are most likely to grow up in poverty. Ethnic minority women […]

Faith Anderson, Public Affairs Officer  At the start of January, The Traveller Movement published Overlooked and Overrepresented: Gypsy, Traveller and Roma children in the youth justice system. The report is […]

According to Scope, 38% of disabled children worry about being bullied and 49% of disabled people have experienced discrimination in shops. Disabled people are less likely to be in employment, […]

Porsha Nunes-Brown, Network and Communications Officer Mental health is a major issue in the UK, with one in four adults and one in ten children experiencing mental health problems every […]