Shahed Ezaydi

After the withdrawal of Ignite Imaginations, the Council are looking for organisations with more of a ‘connection’ and ‘knowledge’ of Sheffield’s Black, African and Caribbean communities.

Both public hearings on Sheffield's arts and culture sector were held this week to discuss the racial inequalities within the sector and what’s being done to tackle them.

New walking group aims to provide a safe and inclusive space for people of colour to explore nature and the outdoors.

With the Policing Bill back in Parliament this week, Sheffield Against the Policing Bill have organised a demonstration protesting the bill this Saturday.

Local anti-racism group asks, "Who gets to tell their own stories?" after Council gives funding for Remember Windrush project to Ignite Imaginations.

Hosted by Sheffield African Caribbean Mental Health Association, the panel event will focus on faith communities and their health and wellbeing, including awareness of Covid-19 vaccination.

Campaigners say the new system would frame asylum seekers as "inherently deceitful". But what exactly is the government's New Plan for Immigration?

Both public hearings on Sheffield's education sector were held this week to discuss the racial inequalities within the sector and what’s being done to tackle them.

An upcoming Festival of Debate event looks to widen the discussion on gendered violence and harassment - and what we can do to end it.

Faith for the Climate’s Rosh Lal tells us about the organisation's work to unite faith groups taking action on the climate crisis.

The three-day event organised by Schools’ Climate Education South Yorkshire will explore climate change issues in schools in July.

Students from both Sheffield universities were part of a recent campaign to protest rent fees and an alleged lack of support for students. Here's why.

Several migrant and asylum organisations have signed an open letter to six Sheffield MPs outlining their opposition to the 'inhumane and unworkable' proposals.

SAYiT have developed a new training package that aims to recognise the experiences of BAMER LGBT+ survivors.

Who Is My Councillor wants to give people the power to make informed voting decisions ahead of the local elections on 6 May.

New project WOC Azadi Collective has been awarded funding to organise around transformative justice and feminism.

Sheffield Against Asylum Evictions and South Yorkshire Migration and Asylum Action Group recently organised five days of action to highlight housing issues facing migrants.

The Sheffield African Caribbean Mental Health Association (SACMHA) is providing new specialist services and resources to support people of colour in Sheffield.

Like many across the UK, people took to the streets of Sheffield this weekend to protest the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

Talks for Change, co-ordinated by South Yorkshire Migration and Asylum Action Group (SYMAAG), aims to highlight the issues and experiences of migrants in South Yorkshire and beyond.