Purpose of the group
To provide a forum for issues relating to race and anti racism and to seek solutions to the discrimination faced by Scotland's black / minority ethnic communities. To work through cross-party dialogue in promoting the role played by Scotland's civic society, Parliament and Government in actively building a Scotland free from racism.
The Group will seek to identify and address racism across society, including through learning from the experiences of BME groups
Forthcoming meetings
Next meeting:
Minutes
Annual Return/Report
Group Officers
Group Members
Organisations
Council for Ethnic Minority Voluntary Organisations (CEMVO) (Secretariat)
Active Life Club
African Caribbean Women’s Association
Afreshe
Black and Ethnic Minority Infrastructure Scotland (BEMIS)
Central Scotland Regional Equality Council
Coalition for Racial Equality and Rights (CRER)
Edinburgh and Lothians Regional Equality Council
Edinburgh Interfaith Women’s Group
Equality and Human Rights Commission Scotland
Ethnic Minority Civic Congress Scotland
Glasgow Campaign to Welcome Refugees
Glasgow Life
MECOPP
Migrants Rights Scotland
PKAVS
Score Scotland
Scottish Council of Jewish Communities
Scottish Independence Advocacy Alliance
Scottish Iraqi Society
SEMPERscotland
Shakti Women’s Aid
Show Racism the Red Card Scotland
Sikh Sanjog
Standard Life Aberdeen Plc. – MOSAIC
STUC Black Workers Committee
Trust Housing Association
Thai Women’s Association of Scotland
University of Strathclyde
University of St Andrews
University of the West of Scotland
Voices of Experience
Voluntary Action Fund
Waverly Care African Health Project
West of Scotland Regional Equality Council
West Pilton and West Granton Community Council
Cross Party Groups and GDPR
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