The Monitoring Group has been working in London for over 30 years. Its history dates back to April 23rd 1979, when the far right group, the National Front were allowed to hold a public meeting in Southall, west London, a decision clearly taken to provoke the areas large Asian community [...]
Patrin is the old word for the signposts travelling Romany Gypsies left for their travelling fellows – a bunch of twigs tied to a tree etc. These signposts were the language of travellers, maps and stories shared by a European ethnic community. The recent emergence of GPS technology and websites such as [...]
The Trauma Therapy Service is a unique provides emotional and psychological support to traumatised victims of race/religious-hate crime in the Greater London area. Aims of project The project has two primary aims: to help traumatised victims of racial and religious harassment develop and implement mechanisms for coping with their trauma [...]
The Monitoring Group’s Trauma Therapy Service Supporting Victims of Race Hate Crimes The Monitoring Group is a national organisation providing casework, campaigning and trauma support for victims of race hate crime. Our Trauma Therapy Service is a unique project for victims who suffer psychological and emotional trauma as a consequence [...]
Malaysia Solidarity Campaign “You must be the change that you want to see in the world”, Gandhi Peaceful Vigil in support of: P Waytha Moorthy‘s Hunger Strike in Malaysia FRIDAY 22 MARCH 2013 at I pm Malaysia House, 57 Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DU P.Waytha Moorthy is an [...]
Southall Public Forum: Racism & the struggles for Justice Tuesday 12 March 2013: 7.30pm to 9.30pm Dominion Centre, 112 The Green, Southall, Middlesex UB2 4BQ (refreshments and snacks will be provided) The communities of Southall once inspired a whole generation to struggle against racism nationally. We remained united despite suffering, [...]
Tottenham Rights Advice & Campaign surgeries were launched on Monday 8 October last year. In the short space of time, the weekly sessions are proving to be a vital resource for individuals and local groups attempting to fight poverty, injustice, racism and neglect. The report summarises the context of the [...]
A Family Perspective Many of you will be familiar with my work with the Stephen Lawrence Justice Campaign. I also wish to open your eyes as for the past 10 years I have been working closely with the Dawood family who’s loved ones were murdered whilst on a sightseeing holiday [...]
The adoption of Public Enemy’s track “Harder than you think” for the 2012 Paralympics has been one of Channels 4 better marketing decisions, highlighting the empowering beat of Rap. This track, along with this summers film ‘Something from Nothing – the Art of Rap, have helped to raise the appreciation [...]
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