BAME Labour

Giving Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic members a voice

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• Last Chance: New Media Training Day

  

  New Media Training Session Saturday 11 February 2012, from 10 am – 2pm Media Centre, Labour Party Head Office, 39 Victoria Street, LondonSW1H 0HA The internet and new media technologies are changing rapidly, and we want to make sure that our BAME members are...

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• Race Relations and the Media

  

  A blog contribution from Jyoti Bhojani, BAME Officer for Young Labour Yesterday, Doreen Lawrence said, ‘the fact is that racism and racist attacks are still happening in the country’; Reverend Jesse Jackson said the black community in the UK were treated ‘a...

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• Fare Deal Rally with Ken Livingstone

  Join BAME Labour at Ken’s Fare Deal Rally Wed 23 November at 7pm Fares are too high and something needs to change. BAME Labour is backing Ken’s pledge to cut fares by 5%, which will save the average London transport user over £800 over 4 years. Show your support...

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BAME Labour seeks to empower ethnic minority members within the Labour Party and campaigns for greater representation of ethnic minority communities in public life. Through encouraging increased participation in the political process BAME Labour empowers its members to campaign for a fairer, more equal and democratic society.

We are a democratically constituted membership organisation. We are affiliated to the Labour Party but are politically and organisationally independent. BAME Labour works closely with the Labour Party because of our shared values of equality, tolerance and opportunity for all.

BAME Labour welcomes everything that Labour in Government did to improve the quality of life for Britain’s ethnic minority communities but continues to campaign for further equality, both within the Labour Party and across society.

We are an accountable, inclusive organisation that provides a bridge to the Labour Party in ways that ensure that the voice of BAME members and communities matter – and are heard.