People in Harmony is expanding its volunteer team and recruiting people to work with the current volunteers and trustees. Much of the work can be carried out using Email, Skype and Phone calls,
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Submit your articles, events, research, reviews, poetry, resources, images for publication in PIH Mixed Race Matters Newsletters. Read on for information on submissions that can be sent to us.
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MIXED RACE CINEMAS: multiracial dynamics in America and France by Zelie Asava, author, has shown the way two countries histories have led to different racial differences which have been reflected in the films that each country has produced.
Book review: MIXED RACE CINEMAS Read More »
Articles, reports, reviews, poetry resources and more can be in the Summer 2018 Issue of PIH newsletter for members, Check us out now and see how you can subscribe or contribute to future issues.
PIH Newsletter Summer 2018 Issue 65 Read More »
Research on biracial identity and psychological well-being – a call for people of biracial Asian/white heritage based in the UK to participate
Research – a call for participants Read More »
"MIXEDRACEFACES" a project aiming to capture over 500 + portraits of mixed race people with the objective to have an exhibition to demonstrate the diversity in numbers of mixed-race in 2018/20.
Research Participants Wanted – A Study of African Women Raising Children of Mixed Race / Heritage in UK
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People in Harmony, the UK’s mixed race charity, is delighted about the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
A Royal Mixed Race Marriage Read More »
Join PIH membership, become involved with MIXED RACE MATTERS, sharing and learning experiences of mixed race.
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'Co-existence through calypsos and Cockney carbaret'': the inter-racial movement and dutiful citizenship. On a Friday evening in early February 1955, three hundred and sixty Brixtonians assembled at Lambeth Town Hall on Acre Lane. Half those present were West Indians, the other half were ‘natives of Lambeth’.
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