Similarities and Differences: Sharing Experiences Join us for this month’s CHAT Zoom on Tuesday 7th March 2023 7:00 – 8:30pm. At this month’s CHAT we will be discussing misperceptions associated with mixed race people, families and couples. There are more Similarities than Differences between us – Join the conversation Join us for the CHAT and […]
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Census 2021 and Form Filling: experiences of identifying within the forms. Join us for this month’s CHAT Zoom on Tuesday 7th February 2023 7:00 – 8:30pm. At the February CHAT we will be discussing the use of monitoring forms, how and why they are used and the choices we are faced with to complete them.
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Research Study Exploring the experience of the sense of self, racial identity, and mental wellbeing for people of Black and White mixed heritage Invitation We would like to invite you to take part in a research study. Before you decide if you would like to participate, take time to read the following information carefully and,
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An International Test for Facial Emotion Recognition: Psychometric Properties and Normative Data. The ability to identify emotions from facial expressions is vital for social interactions. This ability is often impaired in several conditions, and is tested using tools which are not suitable for individuals who identify as mixed race. We developed a new tool that
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On Being ‘Mohamed’ in Primary Education. Who are you? When are you? Where are you? Why are you? Not a day goes by when I think how my life would have been a little easier if I wasn’t called ‘Mohamed.’ Having turned sixty-years of age those days, sadly, have been many. It’s hard to explain
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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
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Conversation with mixed race nurse, health care activist, published author – Dame Elizabeth Nneka Anionwu. BLAKPAK SUCCESS SECRETS – Saturday 29 May 2021 19:30 – 21:00 BST About this event Some stories are hard to believe. She was troubled by eczema but scrubbed her face and arms over and over with carbolic soap – not
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People in Harmony is celebrating 52years of providing support, information, publishing resources, and engaging with research for our membership of mixed race people, families and couples. People in Harmony was set up at the beginning of the ’70s, one of the bleakest eras of recent British history. This was a time of severe economic recession
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A report on Mixed Race Children and Families in the UK published by People in Harmony was launched at Bristol, Manchester and London. “Breaking Stereotypes with Data” provides new insights into the pervasive nature of lingering stereotypes. Contact Us: Download Available
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