06 April 2020
"This live position paper provides an overview of the risks and impact of COVID-19 on racial inequalities within the UK. It outlines an urgent call to action, including specific recommendations for civil society and its funders, to put BAME communities at the heart of their response to ensure it addresses root issues and maximises impact. If you are working across any of the principles or issues we have highlighted, please let us know. You can contact us through charitysowhite@gmail.com and a member of our team will get back to you."
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Racial injustice in the Covid-19 response - Covid-19 is disproportionately impacting BAME communities and we need urgent action (Charity So White, link)
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