Race Equality & Human Rights Network
Background
The Ethnic Minority Race, Equality and Human Rights Network (EMREHRN) has developed from the Ethnic Minority National Resilience Network (EMNRN). ( https://bemis.org.uk/nrn/ )
In March 2020 the EMNRN was formed to respond to the social, economic, health, cultural and welfare challenges brought about by the pandemic. Between March 2020 and May 2023 the EMNRN responded strategically to communities needs by;
- Developing community and rights holder intelligence on what was occurring in communities
- Acting a platform of solidarity and support to engage Scottish Government and other key duty bearers such as the NHS, Public Health Scotland and Police Scotland
- Provided practical service provision and capacity support via emergency sustenance fund, digital transition fund, tackling loneliness and isolation, multilingual mental health support. Research commissioning and vaccine inclusion and information fund.
As the Scottish Government has continued its transition from emergency health response back to core race, equality and human rights work EMNRN members have engaged in a consultation period with the network secretariat BEMIS Scotland to assess how best the network can respond to the present policy landscape.
Terms of Reference
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Terms-of-Reference-Race-Equality-and-Human-Rights-Network
Meetings
25 March 2024 – Stirling – CSREC
BEMIS EMREHRN 25 March 2024 Notes
14-03-24 BEMIS Presentation – Measures in the Act
BEMIS_CSREC – Lucy Allan & Minister Siobhan Brown
Race, Equality and HR Network, March 2024
12 June 2024 – Aberdeen – GREC
REHRN meeting 12th June notes
6 November 2024 – BEMIS Scotland
Slides for Bemis event 6th November
10 December 2024 – BEMIS Scotland
Meeting Note on 10 December 2024 – Race, Equality and Human Rights Network
Members
Organisation | |
BEMIS SCOTLAND | ScoJeC |
Garnethill Hebrew Congregation | Amina |
Sharpen Her: the African Women’s Network | Call it Out |
International Women’s Group | WIA |
SIA, Scottish Inter-cultural Association | Inspiring Scotland |
Women in Action | LGBT UNITY GLASGOW |
Womens Integration Network | YouthLink Scotland |
Grampian Regional Equality Council (GREC) | Forth Valley Indian Association |
Hstar | Maryhill Integration Network |
ISCC | CSREC |
Scottish Government | Kairos Women+ |
Citizens Rights Project | Multi-Cultural Family Base |
GREC | Feniks |
No2H8 Scottish Forum | University of Aberdeen |
Scottish Intercultural Society | Progress in Dialogue |
Nikkan Dance Academy | Interfaith Scotland |
Progress in Dialogue | Najwa New Scots Carers centre(SCIO) |
Scottish Hindu foundation | Irish in Scotland |