The Impact of Hate Crime and Discrimination on Mental Health – Guest Blog from PMAC
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The Impact of Hate Crime and Discrimination on Mental Health
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Today, 22 April, 2023, we remember Stephen Lawrence. An innocent young man whose life was tragically taken in a racist attack 30 years ago.
Asylum seekers have reported being scared to leave the hotel they are staying in after protestors rioted outside the Suites Hotel in Knowsley, Merseyside, on Friday.
The Newham Stay Safe Street Harassment App in Partnership with Stop Hate UK Newham Council and Stop Hate UK have developed the Newham Stay Safe App; a reporting mechanism for street harassment incidents and safety concerns. The app is designed to give women and girls reassurance as well as a sense of safety and security… Read more Newham Stay Safe Street Harassment App in Partnership with Stop Hate UK
Graham Lewis’s Final Speech as Chair and Trustee at Stop Hate UK’s Annual General Meeting
Stop Hate UK will deliver it’s 24 hour Hate Crime Report and Support Helpline in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
Stop Hate UK and Safer Merton is pleased to announce the winning entries of it’s poster design competition
Chris Kaba was a 24 year old rapper from south London, who was killed on Sept. 5, after being shot by a police officer. In the wake of Chris Kaba’s death and scrutiny over the Met Police’s disproportionate use of force against Black and Brown people
Black people still face significant disparities in housing, education, work, and healthcare. These inequalities can have a real impact on people’s quality of life and their health.