BME Londoners
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Explore facts and research on London's BME communities.
BME Londoners: What we’re doing
BME Londoners: Publications
Publication
A Roof, Not A Home - the housing experiences of Black and minoritised women survivors of gender-based violence in London
Publication
"We are ghosts": Race, class and institutional prejudice
Publication
Moving On Up: Young black men in London's Financial sector: aspirations and experiences
Publication
The Burden of Proof: How Will the Application Process Work for EU Citizens After Brexit?
From our Twitter
@trustforlondon
NEW REPORT 
Living on Different Incomes in #London : Can public consensus identify a #RichesLine ? w/ @CASE_LSE @lborouniversity @UoBCHASM
The public identify 5 levels of living standards but struggle to reach a consensus on excessive wealth
Read more: http://bit.ly/2uz2qiE pic.twitter.com/fFWfu9HBfq
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Calling all staff, volunteers, groups & individuals working on UK #migration & #refugee support
A reminder that we’re looking for your views on the sector for a 2020 review conducted by #MigrationExchange , funders supporting the field
Deadline 13 Mar http://bit.ly/2T5pPQG pic.twitter.com/Fwksi81zzb
In their continuing #MayoralElection series exploring the power held by the @MayorofLondon , @centreforlondon look at the role of the #London Assembly in their latest post 
Read more from @MarioWIhieme below 
https://twitter.com/centreforlondon/status/1233047637131055106 …
"What I fear is being missed from the current debate about inequality & how to 'level up' Britain is that some of the starkest divides are to be found not between regions but within them” 
@JimMooreJourno
London can't be forgotten in the inequality debate http://bit.ly/2waCxG6