Published: February 9, 2022
oin us for the launch of ‘Together, we can achieve unity’, a paper written by Belong in collaboration with eight organisations funded under the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government’s (now DLUHC) Race, Faith and Hate Crime Programme 2020-21.
The event will explore shared learning and best practice examples from the eight delivery organisations funded under the scheme and will spotlight their projects focused on increasing social cohesion during the pandemic.
The event will be chaired by Tim Robertson, Chief Executive of the Anne Frank Trust, and will include presentations and a Q&A with guests including Nasir Hussain from Manningham Housing Association and Sharon Booth from Solutions not Sides (more guests to be announced shortly).
Register for a free ticket here.