A blog by our CEO, Joy Warmington. Doing this work, you come across a lot that makes your blood boil. But what really makes me angry is when politicians take serious questions of equality and public safety and turn them into weapons. Yesterday the government announced that Black men aged 45 to 74 would be offered prostate cancer screening. In response, Zia Yusuf, Reform Home Affairs Spokesperson, posted this on Twitter: In doing so, he framed a targeted public health interven

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Our CEO, Joy Warmington, recently spoke to Third Sector magazine for an interview and podcast about anti-racism in the charity sector. You can listen to the podcast here: In the conversation, Joy talked about why charities need to keep anti-racism high on the agenda if they want to deliver services fairly and reduce harm. She pointed out that applying an anti-racist lens is not always as difficult as organisations imagine. Sometimes the challenge is simply that we have not pr