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When Transracial Adoption Fails – Paul Girard Egbers-Kane writes about his experience of being adopted transracially. I won’t sugar-coat it, most transracial adoptees claim their adoption was the best thing that happened to them; they were well loved and cared for and they have no interest in finding their birth family. Then there are TRAs […]
Transracial Adoption: What’s the problem?* Read More »
AGM / Event Saturday 15th October 2022 Online “Are you part of a multi-cultural family?” – Breaking down barriers and building “Harmony” Carol Kayira, a young white mother of mixed race children, struggled to find resources and information to meet the cultural and identity needs of her children whose father was Black African. Carol’s personal
PIH 50th Anniversary 2022 Read More »
A Call for Participants: Experiences of parents with ‘mixed-race’ children, and their responsibilities towards engaging their child with their own ‘cultural heritage’. I am currently conducting research for a small research project about the experiences of parents with ‘mixed-race’ children regarding their responsibilities towards engaging their child with the cultures of both parents. I am
Parenting Mixed-Race Children Read More »
Experiences and Social Perceptions of Black/White Relationships in England 1960-1990. A Call for Participants I am in the process of writing an undergraduate dissertation about the lived experiences and social perceptions of black/white mixed ethnicity relationships in Britain in the period 1960-90 for my History BA at the University of Manchester. The research is aiming
Mixed Race Relationships in England Read More »
PIH Members Chat Zoom March 2022 Inclusion & Representation for Mixed Race People, Families & Couples Tuesday 01st March 2022 7:00pm – 8:30pm We’re looking forward to Tuesday evening’s Chat Zoom this week with the topics, interests and experience that members bring to the meetings. Books are for everyone but changes are needed to be
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How does being of mixed-race influence individuals’ experiences in the workplace? A study on how mixed-race individuals form and view their mixed-race identities is open to participants in the UK, and elsewhere, who are 18+ and currently employed working as part of a group or team (2+ members). “Data shows that mixed race employees are
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PIH MEMBERS CHAT ZOOM February 2022 Tuesday 01st February 2022 7:00pm – 8:30pm We invite members to come to the next online Mixed Race CHAT session where there’s time todiscuss mixed race topics of interest, current matters, shared experiences, issues raised and more….. If you’re not yet a member join us for a yearly subscription
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PIH MEMBERS CHAT ZOOM 11th January 2022 Welcome to the start of a New Year with our first members Chat Zoom of 2022. Tuesday 11th January 2022, 07:00 – 08:30pm We invite members to come to the monthly mixed race CHAT sessions where there’s time todiscuss mixed race topics of interest, current matters, shared experiences,
PIH MAKING MIXED RACE MATTER 2022 Read More »
PIH Monthly CHAT ZOOM is being held on Tuesday 2nd November 2021 7:00 – 8:30pm and will be led by Dr Michelle Balach-Ali. October is Black History Month and some Mixed Race people join in the celebration of part of their heritage. November is when we launch our first Bedford PIH Conference (12th & 13th). So, in
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People in Harmony, (PIH), has been contacted by Samaritans who are undertaking a new programme of work around groups at risk of suicide that are currently underrepresented in suicide prevention research and policy. Samaritans are aiming to understand why some people may be at greater risk and what changes are needed so that fewer people
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