Dying for Justice

Edited by: Harmit Athwel, Jenny Bourne

Institute of Race Relations

A threat to public safety

A threat to public safety: policing, racism and the Covid-19 pandemic

Scarlet Harris, Remi Joseph-Salisbury,
Patrick Williams, Lisa White

Institute of Race Relations 2021

Great Teaching Toolkit

Evidence Review

Great Teaching Toolkit
June 2020

Rob Coe
C.J. Rauch
Stuart Kime
Dan Singleton
greatteaching.com

In partnership with Cambridge Assessment International Education

Independant Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) on Tasers

Review of IOPC cases involving the use of Taser 2015-2020

The circumstances in which police officers use Taser is an area of significant
public interest.

Tasers provide the police and the community with valuable protection in dangerous situations. The police are able to use Tasers as an option to resolve situations, including the threat of serious violence, when they consider the use of the Taser is reasonable and proportionate to the threat they face.

Report of the United Nations High Commissioner

Human Rights Council
21 June – 9 July 2021

Report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights* ,

Promotion and protection of the human rights and fundamental freedoms of Africans and of people of African descent against excessive use of force and other human rights violations by law enforcement officers Report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights

VIO - Values, Ideologies and objectives

BLACKLIVESMATTER.UK

The information in this document is not exhaustive

Biography - short biographical profile of our VIO's

This is by no means an exhaustive list of Black Lives Matter values or talks for allBlack Lives Matter independent chapters, coalitions, collective or groups whose ideologies and or objectives may be the same, similar or even differ to some extent. We do not claim to talk for the entire Black Lives Matter global organisations, coalitions, collectives or groups here in th...

Anti-Racism & Equity Carta

Anti-Racism Policy Card

Subscribers United in Action to Eradicate Racism - Institutions, Organisations and Businesses

STOP THE SCAN

STOP THE SCAN:
Police use of mobile fingerprinting
technology for immigration enforcement
A report by the Racial Justice Network and Yorkshire Resists

The Racial Justice Network (RJN) is an anti-racist charity based in West Yorkshire. RJN brings together groups, organisations and individuals from across the West Yorkshire region (and beyond) to proactively promote racial justice and address colonial legacies.

Management Undergraduate Study 2019
qmul.ac.uk

Anti-racism charter

Anti-racism charter
The NEU's framework for developing an anti-racist approach

Teaching and learning checklist.
Work with colleagues in your school/college to establish which are the priorities for your setting.

Online: https://neu.org.uk/anti-racism-charter

Education and Development in Colonial and Postcolonial Africa

Education and Development in Colonial and Postcolonial Africa

GLOBAL HISTORIES OF EDUCATION

Education and
Development in
Colonial and
Postcolonial Africa

Policies, Paradigms, and Entanglement

Policies, Paradigms, and Entanglements,
1890s–1980s

Race and opportunity in Britain

The authors’ rights have been asserted. British Future is an independent, non-partisan thinktank engaging people’s hopes and fears about integration and immigration, identity and race, so that we share a confident and welcoming Britain, inclusive and fair to all. The content of this report formed the basis of a submission to the Independent Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities.

Author: Sunder Katwala
Editor: Steve Ballinger
Research: Sunder Katwala, Jake Puddle, Jill Rutter & Steve Balling...

Black Cultural Archives

Black Cultural Archives: response to the March 2021

Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report

Black Cultural Archives (BCA) refutes the approach and findings of the report on the basis of its poor use of data, unsubstantiated conclusions and British history inaccuracies.

Click to read!

‘Windrush Generations’: 1000 Londoners

Discover the lives of five generations of Londoners with Caribbean heritage in ‘Windrush Generations’,

A series of short film portraits. You’ll hear from Kenny Lynch, the comedian and singer who was born in the East End in 1938 and toured with The Beatles; Dame Jocelyn Barrow, knighted for her achievements in race-relations; teacher Sara Burke, who led the 2018 protest about the treatment of the Windrush generation; and Breyanna, a teenager who aspires to one day run in the Olympics.

The Strategic Review of Policing - Closing date 5th April

The police require radical reform if they are to tackle 21st century problems, says independent review

The Strategic Review of Policing has launched a Call for Evidence. This is the second part of its major, independent Review of Policing in England and Wales

You are invited to submit information, commentary, views and arguments in response to one, some or all of the questions using the form which can be downloaded below. The closing date for submissions is 5 April 2021

Click to read more...

Download Publications

We will publish a number of Insight Papers and an interim report during the course of the Review. A final report will be published in the autumn of 2021.

> Strategic Review of Policing in England and Wales: Phase 1 Report

> Insight Paper 1 - Policing and the public: Understanding public priorities, attitudes and expectations

> Insight Paper 2 - Revisiting the police mission

Click to go to page and download reports...

TRAPPED IN THE MATRIX

TRAPPED IN THE MATRIX
Secrecy, stigma, and bias in the Met’s Gangs Database

Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 7 million people who campaign for a world where human rights are enjoyed by all. The vision is for every person to enjoy all the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international hUman rights standards.

Revolving Doors Agency

UNDERSTAND US

A survey exploring young adults’ views and experiences of policing

February 2021

New Generation Campaigners:
New Generation Campaigners is a group of young adults who have experience of the criminal justice system. They have been brought together by Revolving Doors Agency to explore how police can better respond to the needs of young adults, and to develop a campaign for change.

This briefing has been written by Lauren Bennett and Burcu Borysik.

THE BLACK CURRICULUM

BLACK BRITISH HISTORY IN THE NATIONAL CURRICULUM
REPORT 2021

Throughout centuries to present day, Black British history has been made, and unfolded in front of our very eyes in different spheres. Yet with no mandatory place on a highly Eurocentric national curriculum, Black British history continues to be viewed as insignificant. We have seen the effects of this omission, which pose a number of serious and dangerous political consequences. It has seen the arbitrary deportation of UK nationals, ...

Race and Racism in English Secondary Schools

Runnymede Perspectives

Race and Racism in English Secondary Schools

Runnymede:
Intelligence for a Multiethnic Britain Runnymede is the UK’s leading independent thinktank on race equality and race relations.
Through highquality research and thought
leadership, we:
• Identify barriers to race equality and good race relations;
• Provide evidence to support action for social change;
• Influence policy at all levels.

Unequal impact? Coronavirus and Black Asian Minority Ethnic people

House of Commons Women and Equalities Committee

Third Report of Session 2019–21

Report, together with formal minutes relating to the report

Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 8 December 2020

The London Clearances

The London Clearances: Race, Housing and Policing


The riots of 2011 didn’t emerge from within terraced streets or low-rise apartment buildings. As spatial analysis of the riots has
shown, the rioters came overwhelmingly from these post-war estates …

JESSICA PERERA

The Colour of Injustice

‘Race’, drugs and law enforcement in England and Wales

Michael Shiner, Zoe Carre, Rebekah Delsol and Niamh Eastwood

StopWatch
A coalition of academics, lawyers, civil society organisations, young people and community
stakeholders

Release
The national centre of expertise on drugs and drugs law

The International Drug Policy Unit (IDPU)
A cross-regional and multidisciplinary project based at the London School of Economics
and Political Science (LSE)

A Runnymede Trust and ICM Survey

Over-Exposed and Under-Protected

The Devastating Impact of COVID-19 on Black and Minority Ethnic Communities in Great Britain

Zubaida Haque, Laia Becares and Nick Treloar

Runnymede: Intelligence for a Multi-ethnic Britain Runnymede is the UK’s leading independent thinktankon race equality andrace relations.

Professor David Richardson

Professor David Richardson, Chair, UUK Advisory Group on tackling racial harassment in higher education

This year has brought to the fore a heightened awareness of the racism and racial inequalities...The increased prominence of the Black Lives Matter movement, following the racist killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis in May 2020, has also drawn attention to racism within the UK and the enduring inequalities experienced by many Black staff members and students at UK universities.

WINDRUSH SCANDAL - ERC REPORT NOV 2020

EQUALITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION 'Stain on British history'

The Home Office broke equality law when it imposed its "hostile environment" immigration policies which contributed to the Windrush scandal, a report has found.

Problems caused by the policies were "repeatedly ignored, dismissed or their severity disregarded" as they were being developed, according to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) assessment.

The government department has committed to an agreement with the EHRC ...

SOMERSET HOUSE’S HISTORY IN RELATION TO BRITAIN’S COLONIAL PAST

Somerset House are now looking for an individual or group with experience of conducting historical research and analysis within a social context.

You will have a qualification and recognition in a related field and have demonstrated the ability to combine your historical research into a cohesive written account.

Please download the full brief for more information and details on how to apply. Deadline for expressions of interest is 17.00, 9 December 2020.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE ALLIANCE - NOV 2020

Serious Violence Reduction Orders
Home Office Consultation Response

The Home Office has proposed a power which will allow police to stop and search people without suspicion who have previously carried knives.

CJA are concerned this will prevent rehabilitation and increase racial disproportionality.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE ALLIANCE - JUNE 2020

The Macpherson Report: Twenty one years on.

...many challenges remain and are outlined in this submission. Ethnic and racial
disproportionality in the use of police powers continues and must be tackled urgently. We
have set out a range of recommendations in this response to support fundamental reforms to policing strategies and approaches, alongside a much-needed cultural shift.

THE NETWORK FOR POLICE MONITORING

‘Britain Is Not Innocent’

A Netpol report on the policing of Black Lives Matter protests in Britain’s towns and cities in 2020

A report by the Network for Police Monitoring (Netpol) based on protesters’ and legal observers’ testimony about the policing of Black Lives Matter protests in Britain in 2020.

BLACK PEOPLE RACISM AND HUMAN RIGHTS UK

Joint Committee on Human
Rights

11th Report 2019–21

In response to the awful killing of George Floyd in the US, Black Lives Matter protests
in the UK have highlighted once again racism and inequality that exists here. Racial
inequalities in the protection of human rights raised by the Black Lives Matter movement
led this Committee to commission polling which found that over three quarters of Black
people in the UK do not believe their human rights are equally protected compared to
white people

MAYOR OF LONDON SADIQ KHAN

ACTION PLAN: TRANSPARENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRUST IN POLICING

Working together to provide a police service that has the confidence of all Black Londoners - Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan

RACE, POVERTY IN SCHOOL

Race, poverty and school exclusions in London

4in10: London’s Child Poverty Network is a campaigning network of organisations working to improve the lives of the 4in10 children living in poverty across the capital We believe child poverty can be tackled. It doesn’t have to exist.

YOUNG AND BLACK

THE YOUNG BLACK EXPERIENCE OF
INSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN THE UK
OCTOBER 2020

The Young and Black report exposes the
true nature of what it is like to be a young
Black person growing up in the UK today.

HOW BLACK YOUTH ARE CRIMINALISED & EXCLUDED IN THE ENGLAND

A London case study -
HOW BLACK WORKING-CLASS YOUTH ARE CRIMINALISED AND EXCLUDED IN THE ENGLISH SCHOOL SYSTEM

Jessica Perera
INSTITUTE OF RACE RELATIONS

TIMPSON REVIEW OF SCHOOL EXCLUSION

Edward Timpson publishes landmark exclusions review
Timpson Review makes 30 recommendations to ensure exclusions are used appropriately and Government commits to new school accountability

THE MACPHERSON REPORT—10 YEARS ON

Twelfth Report of Session 2008–09
Report, together with formal minutes, oral and
written evidence
Ordered by the House of Commons

MACPHERSON REPORT

STEPHEN LAWRENCE INQUIRE 1999
Presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for the Home Department by Command of Her Majesty.

LAMMY REVIEW FINAL

An independent review into the treatment of, and outcomes for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals in the criminal justice system.

The Report made 35 recommendations to help improve on fundamental principles of trust, fairness...

THE MCGREGOR-SMITH REVIEW

Independent report
Race in the workplace: The McGregor-Smith Review

Independent review by Baroness McGregor-Smith considering the issues affecting black and minority ethnic (BME) groups in the workplace.

WINDRUSH LESSON LEARNED REPORT

The Windrush Lessons Learned Review provides an excoriating critique of the culture and policy making systems of the Home Office, over several decades.

Rt. HON. DAME ELISH ANGIOLINI DBE QC

Report of the Independent Review of
Deaths and Serious Incidents in Police Custody

PROFESSOR TIM NEWBURN

Professor Newburn
London School of Economics & Political Science

Literature review - Police integrity and corruption

THE GRENFELL INQUIRY REPORT OVERVIEW

PHASE 1 PUBLIC INQUIRY into the fire at GRENFELL TOWER
on 14 JUNE 2017

Rememering the Victims of Grenfell

Keep up to date with the news...

Police Power Detention and Custody

BRIEFING PAPER
Number 8757

25 January 2020
Police powers: detention and custody

Contents:
1. Powers
2. The custody estate
3. Vulnerable people

Police Power Stop and Search

BRIEFING PAPER
Number 3878

17 June 2020
Police powers: stop and search

Contents:
1. Powers
2. Use of stop and search
3. Impact
4. History

Police Power Protest

BRIEFING PAPER
Number CBP5013

15 February 2021
Police powers: protests

Contents:
1. Legislation
2. Police tactics
3. 2009: A landmark year for the policing of protests
4. A recent history of legislative reform
5. A new case for legislative reform?

STOP & SEARCH - KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

IF YOU’VE BEEN STOPPED BY A POLICE OFFICER.

Stay calm, be patient, treat your contact as a conversation, and:

WHAT GROUNDS DO THE POLICE NEED TO STOP AND SEARCH ME?

Police must have reasonable grounds. These may be:
Suspicion that you may have stolen or prohibited articles with you
Intelligence (information) about a crime

They CANNOT stop you
simply based on:
Age n Race
Nationality
Your appearance or what you’re wearing n Religion
Criminal record

INSPIRE

INSPIRE
Seven Strategies for Ending Violence Against Children

INSPIRE: seven strategies for ending violence against children.
1.Violence - prevention and control
2.Child
3.Stress Disorders, Traumatic
4.Child Abuse. 5.Program Development

World Health Organization.

The Best Use of Stop and Search Scheme

The Best Use of Stop and Search Scheme was announced by the Home Secretary in her
statement to Parliament on 30th April 2014.