Do you think we can end racism in a generation?

ByV4CE admin

Runnymede Trust event

  • 'Pop-up shop'  event, Croydon town centre
  • 3-7 November 2011

Do you think we can end racism in a generation? Come tell us in our race equality  'pop-up shop' in Croydon town centre between 3-7 November at 3 Katherine Street, Croydon, CR0 1NX.

The Runnymede Trust, a leading race equality charity, has taken over an empty shop and has temporarily converted it into an exciting discussion hub. Pop in anytime between 3-7 November for  a chat over a free cup of tea and slice of cake, or come to one of our planned events:

  • Launch of our documentary  'Is Croydon Racist?'  featuring Linford Christie, followed by a Q&A with Gavin Barwell MP and others (Friday 4 November, 6.30-8.30pm).
  • Have your say on the recent riots at our informal drop-in discussion (Saturday 5 November, 2pm.)
  • Got a view on stop and search? Come to the launch of a new film on the issue, followed by a debate (Sunday 6 November, 2pm).

Runnymede Trust event

  • 'Pop-up shop'  event, Croydon town centre
  • 3-7 November 2011

Do you think we can end racism in a generation? Come tell us in our race equality  'pop-up shop' in Croydon town centre between 3-7 November at 3 Katherine Street, Croydon, CR0 1NX.

The Runnymede Trust, a leading race equality charity, has taken over an empty shop and has temporarily converted it into an exciting discussion hub. Pop in anytime between 3-7 November for  a chat over a free cup of tea and slice of cake, or come to one of our planned events:

  • Launch of our documentary  'Is Croydon Racist?'  featuring Linford Christie, followed by a Q&A with Gavin Barwell MP and others (Friday 4 November, 6.30-8.30pm).
  • Have your say on the recent riots at our informal drop-in discussion (Saturday 5 November, 2pm.)
  • Got a view on stop and search? Come to the launch of a new film on the issue, followed by a debate (Sunday 6 November, 2pm).

In the  'pop-up shop'  you will also be  able to  film your own video testimony, access the internet and write your own ideas on how to end racism on the walls of the shop. A full schedule with opening times available here.

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