by Steven Asnicar | Dec 18, 2025 | Posts
The recent tragedy at Bondi Beach was more than an isolated act of violence; it was the devastating endpoint of a process of dehumanisation. Reports leading up to this event indicated a sharp rise in antisemitic and racist incidents, proving that when “minor” acts of...
by Steven Asnicar | Jul 11, 2025 | Posts
Researchers at Victoria University (VU) have successfully piloted a new anti-racism program with enormous potential to address rising levels of racism Australian schools. The ‘Bigger Than This’ Program (BTT) across was delivered to 10 high schools in Victoria during...
by Steven Asnicar | Jul 11, 2025 | Posts
There has been a rise in the number of school suspensions for racist abuse in Kent and Medway. Calls are being made to increase training for teachers dealing with racism in the classroom following a rise in suspensions in Kent schools. It comes as one young Kent...
by Steven Asnicar | May 15, 2025 | Posts
Although he’s studied Malcolm X for decades, Ibram X. Kendi, PhD, never thought he’d write a biography about the human rights activist. But when he got the opportunity to collaborate with the Malcolm X Estate on a biography targeted toward young readers, taking it was...
by Steven Asnicar | Jan 23, 2025 | Posts
Sunderland City Council has signed up to Unison’s Anti-Racism Charter as part of its ongoing commitment to creating an inclusive and diverse workforce. The national charter commits organisations who sign it, to having a clear and visible race equality policy...
