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Next week the Runnmede Trust along with INHABIT will be running a series of activities and debates to showcase the findings of their Generation 3 project look at ending racisim. During the summer many residents from Handsworth got involved and shared their views on racisim, what it meant to them and how it could be …
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Generation 3.0, is an innovative project designed by the Runnymede Trust to explore changing attitudes and create spaces for older and younger people to come together to share their experiences and views on race equality and racism. Over the last few months, we have worked with local partners, schools and organisations in Handsworth, Birmingham to …
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The INHABIT pop up tea room opened last week in the old Harriet Tubman Bookshop off Grove Lane Handsworth. It will be there until January they have some regular drop in sessions which are open to the public so drop in for tea, cake and a chat! There will also be lots of free art activties coming …
Many people will no the Harriet Tubman Bookshop on Grove Lane which has been closed for sometime. I was approached several weeks ago by Hybird who are running a project across the city centres to open up empty shops to encoarge people to use these spaces and run arts activties from them. I am really …