CommonCause Research & Runnymede Trust networks are open for members. If you're involved in BAME community/cultural engagement or leadership take a look: tinyurl.com/ydcf828p

If you're interested in Black and Asian history, politics, culture and creative arts - check out British Library resources tinyurl.com/y9tepr56

First Waves 11 Aug Nottingham Contemporary Spaces are limited, book soon. Thought provoking, hands on creative workshop to explore the true legacy & impact of the UK Race Relations Act 1968 (50th anniversary). ow.ly/hDbG30laBx9

Very excited to receive the first copy of our report today! Join us to launch it on the 20th September at BFI with Runnymede Trust Karen Salt Translating Cultures and AHRC Connect: tinyurl.com/ya25puq9

Since 2016, CommonCause Research has focussed on collaborations between universities & Black and Minority Ethnic communities, seeking to understand what is needed to strengthen, sustain & extend these partnerships. Join us on 20th September for launch of our report & case studies.

Last chance to register for our free report launch on Thursday! Inspired by work from AHRC Connect - We'll be asking how we combat racial inequalities in HE and research. Sign up here: tinyurl.com/ya25puq9

How can university-community research partnerships work in the best interests of BAME communities? 10 principles from the CommonCause Research report >>>>>> commoncauseresearch.com/report/

Loking forward to hearing more from CommonCause Research on this important work this afternoon #research #diversity #equality #inclusion wonkhe.com/blogs/universi…

Check out our recommendations to make partnerships fair. We'll be launching the report this afternoon but you can download from our website now.

At BFI today for launch of CommonCause Research report on collaborations between universities & BME communities. Collaboration between AHRC Connect & Translating Cultures in partnership with Runnymede Trust & Karen Salt.

Fair and mutual research partnerships: 10 principles for community-university partnerships from CommonCause Research cpb-eu-w2.wpmucdn.com/blogs.bristol.…

Building longer term partnerships and trust are key issues. @Kerileef discussing our report with THE. timeshighereducation.com/news/academics…

An emerging question - Hpw might we innovate in taking on the barriers & challenges that must be overcome if universities and BAME Communities are to work collaboratively, meaningfully with impact - on both sides? CommonCause Research

Feeling super empowered and moved by the potential for change in how academic institutions work with communities. Huge opportunity for Wellcome to innovate here. Thank you CommonCause Research team!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

An important and stimulating piece of work, and a must read. I just love the way every workshop asks for tangible actions from every participant. Congrats CommonCause Research and thanks for involving GuildHE and Nina Crestuk commoncauseresearch.com/report/

5 Nov, CommonCause Research host their second networking event in Glasgow. A great opportunity for budding BME entrepreneurs. Come along! Free registration: bit.ly/2yyLnv0

New report today from Royal Historical Society highlights racial inequalities in UK history teaching and practice. royalhistsoc.org/racereport/

Today our research and networks are featured in Arts Professional - Making the case for fair and mutual research partnerships. tinyurl.com/y75m2un8

We've used our report to create a new briefing for HE professionals with PolicyBristol. It contains key messages for university leaders and administrators tinyurl.com/y4tudqbx/

Just added this fascinating report from Professor Nicola Rollock about the experiences of Black female professors to our resources page tinyurl.com/y5ncjbl6