Race Equality Foundation: Strengthening BAME Inclusion in the Arts for Health & Wellbeing

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The Race Equality Foundation are seeking to influence structural change, embed inclusion and lived experience in every stage of cultural activity.

Their vision is to ‘make BAME inclusion central to the arts and health and wellbeing’ across London and the UK.

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