Emma Wools, South Wales Police and Crime Commissioner shares a behind the scenes look at how the new scrutiny panels work as one of the many commitments in the Anti-Racism Action Plan for Wales.
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Listen as Ian Barrow, Chair of Criminal Justice Board in Wales, explains the importance of the Independent Oversight and Scrutiny Panels – made up of members of the community and criminal justice professionals.
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There’s power in owning the problem. Acknowledging institutional racism is the first step to fixing it.
Hear Soraya Cordle from BtheChange talks about why anti-racism work requires both heart and courage. ⬇️
For Emma Wools, South Wales Police and Crime Commissioner, a solid and trusting relationship with communities and policing is key to the success of the Anti-Racism Action Plan for Wales.
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Helal Uddin, Head of Services and Partnerships in EYST, talks about the moment when grassroots voices were not just heard, but acted on, in the Anti-Racism Action Plan.
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It has been one year since we welcomed Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales to officially open #HopeStreet! Read our latest update for our highlights from the first year🎂👉https://t.co/LkTpagWx1d
@Jendaffin @acehubwales@weareplatfform Excellent presentation and so pleased to have visited The Hangout in person to experience how this trauma informed physical environment has been developed