RARA hosts her first ever live Table Talk in Liverpool, bringing together a collective of Black women, each committed to social justice.
The RARA Education Project CIC is a Black-led organisation that was birthed of a need for Real and Authentic Representations of Africans and Caribbeans within the context of Britain. RARA is committed to supporting organisations in facilitating safe learning and working environments where Black and Indigenous People of Colour (BIPOC) can advance, connect, and thrive in UK society.
Though Black History Month ends in October, RARA has created space to discuss some reasons why the pursuit of racial justice, racial inclusion and racial equality must be prioritised 365 days a year. Join RARA in conversation to discuss how we as a community and wider society can lead in activism and the promotion of racial equity beyond Black History Month!
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