Imarn riding the "History Van" 2oth June 2020
The Black Reformist Movement...
"You have to wake the people up first - then you'll get action"
(Malcolm X)
Further to the Black Lives Matter global movement – the UK protests have raised awareness of direct and indirect racial discrimination affecting Black communities.
BRM is a movement that redirects and channels energy into immediate realistic tangible change for Black equality and Justice in the UK.
Through campaigning – BRM will support, champion and advocate on behalf of all of those who are committed to Black equality and tackling Institutionalised Racism.
BRM's fundamental aim is to build awareness about all forms of racism especially focused on Institutionalised Racism and how it manifests in UK society.
'Institutionalised Racism' is a form of racism that is embedded in normal practices within institutions and organisations. This results in strategies, policies and procedures being designed or implemented in a way that disadvantages and discriminates against the Black community.
BRM aims to work across all sectors in a collaborative and constructive way to ensure that organisations can be helped to implement strategies , policies and procedures that combat Institutionalised Racism by using our *4 pillars of change as illustrated below:
'If you fail to acknowledge a problem you will never find a solution' - imarn
RESOURCE PACK
With expert input from a Management Consultant / Business Performance Coach and Public Sector Policy guru - we are currently developing a comprehensive self-assessment audit framework. The self-assessment aims to support organisations to embed good working practices which underpin wider corporate objectives including Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
Be a vanguard for change...
We are looking for organisations who would be willing to pilot our Audit checklist - Imarn would love to hear from you, so please get in touch!
we support....
The Lammy review
Home office review into the Windrush Scandal
The Angiolini Review
The Lammy Review, chaired by David Lammy MP, is an independent review of the treatment of, and outcomes for, Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals in the Criminal Justice System (CJS).
Commissioned in 2017 with 35 recommendations which have yet to be fully implemented.
The Angiolini Review
Home office review into the Windrush Scandal
The Angiolini Review
This is an independent review into serious incidents and deaths in custody, undertaken by Dame Elish Angiolini.
Commissioned in October 2015. with 110 recommendations which have yet to be fully implemented.
Home office review into the Windrush Scandal
Home office review into the Windrush Scandal
Home office review into the Windrush Scandal
Reforming the Home Office and ensuring injustices such as those suffered by the Windrush Generation never happen again is fundamental.
The department worked with leaders of community organisations and the Windrush Cross-Government Working Group, to develop the response to 30 recommendations by Wendy Williams
The Mcgregor - Smith review
The Joint commitee report on Racism, Black People and Human Rights
Home office review into the Windrush Scandal
Independent review by Baroness McGregor-Smith considering the issues affecting black and minority ethnic (BME) groups in the workplace.
Commissioned in 2017 with 26 recommendations which have yet to be fully implemented.
The Joint commitee report on Racism, Black People and Human Rights
The Joint commitee report on Racism, Black People and Human Rights
The Joint commitee report on Racism, Black People and Human Rights
The Joint Committee on Human Rights have published their Report “Black People, Racism and Human Rights”, in November 2020, The report concludes that the Government must urgently take action to protect the human rights of Black people, including within healthcare, criminal justice, nationality and immigration and democracy.
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