Engage has brought together five reviews with more than 200 recommendations that the Government is being asked to implement immediately in response to the #BlackLivesMatter movement. We are publishing this as a result of our Delightful City seminars where during the Liverpool event we heard from Michelle Charters about the importance of listening to the experience of black people and this is one of the main concerns raised by people all over the country.
We are also including two recent reports from Public Health England into the experience of black and minority ethnic communities during the Coronavirus pandemic.
- Report of the Independent Review into
Windrush Lessons Learned
Undertaken by Wendy Williams 2018 (30 recommendations)
Home Office, 19 July 2018
Windrush Lessons Learned Review 2020
- Report of the Independent Review into
The treatment of, and outcomes for, Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic
individuals in the Criminal Justice System
Undertaken by David Lammy MP 2017 (35 recommendations)
- Report of the Independent Review of
Deaths and Serious Incidents in Police Custody
Undertaken by Dame Elish Angiolini
Home Office 30 October 2017 (110 recommendations)
- Report of the Independent Review into
Race in the Workplace: The Time for Talking is Over Now is the Time to ACT
Undertaken by Baroness McGregor-Smith 2017 (26 recommendations)
The McGregor-Smith Review 2017
- Disparities in the Risk and Outcomes of Covid 19.
Public Health England, June 2020
Disparities in the risk and outcomes of Covid-19
- Beyond the Data: Understanding the Impact of Covid 19 on BAME Groups
Public Health England, June 2020 (7 recommendations)
Beyond the Data: Understanding the impact of Covid-19
We are grateful to CARJ for their Press Release 25.06.20