We recommend that racial equity is thoroughly embedded within the new Mental Health Bill, and that a number of its current clauses are significantly amended in order to tackle racial disparities in ...

Our response to the government’s Crime and Policing Bill, in which we raise our concerns about the introduction of Respect Orders and a series of clauses that we do not believe are appropriate or ...

Proudly independent, Runnymede’s policy development is a critical strand of our work. We take pride in the range of reports, parliamentary briefings and policy responses we have produced for over 50 ...

In 1992 Runnymede set up a Commission to consider antisemitism in contemporary Britain. Its report entitled A Very Light Sleeper, published in 1994, carried as one of its recommendations the proposal ...

Tackling wealth inequality must be at the heart of any work towards racial justice. Structural and historic wealth imbalances - rooted in slavery and colonialism - still impact the wealth of people of ...

Throughout our history, the Runnymede Trust has always advocated for a criminal justice system that is fair and serves everyone irrespective of their ethnicity. But while we aspire to this end, ...

Since our inception, we have always advocated for a labour market free of inequality or bias. Our work has highlighted the inequity that is too often present in both our employment and economic ...