People/communities experiencing racial inequalities

Caribbean and African Health Network (CAHN) annual celebration of Caribbean culture returns bigger and better than ever. Join CAHN for a day of food, music, culture and community spirit that brings our diverse heritage to life.

This year's theme "A Tapestry of Caribbean Cultures" explores the roots that connect us and celebrates the routes that brought our communities to Greater Manchester.

CAHN are delighted to be welcoming Seema Malhotra MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, will be joining to celebrate this vibrant showcase of Caribbean heritage.

A regional listening event focused on racially equitable social investment, hosted by Pathway Fund in Manchester, focusing upon work being undertaken in Greater Manchester.

The event will be held as a roundtable, at NatWest Social & Community Capital,1 Spinningfields Square Manchester M3 3AP, hosted by NatWest NatWest Social & Community Capital, and Pathway.

Pathway Fund is a Black and Ethnically Minoritised-led social investment wholesaler, working to catalyse Black and Ethnically Minoritised communities.

Safar Film Festival – the UK’s largest festival celebrating Arab cinema. Contact Theatre are excited to bring an inspiring and moving selection of films to their theatre this June.

These screenings are a chance to connect with powerful stories from across the Arab world.

An annual park celebration honouring the remarkable contributions of the Windrush generation

Caribbean and African Health Network’s (CAHN) annual Windrush Day celebration honouring the remarkable contributions of the Windrush generation, particularly those who came to the UK from the Caribbean after 1948.

This event is open to all ages and offers a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in Caribbean culture, history, music, and arts. Spend the day enjoying with family and the community creating unforgettable memories!

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This year’s event explores how technology, entrepreneurship, and collaboration can drive business growth across Africa and the UK. Through insightful discussions, networking, and cultural celebration, the event will honour the legacy of the 5th Pan-African Congress a historic gathering that ignited independence movements across the continent.

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In your workplaces, your colleagues will come from a range of different backgrounds and cultures, and when we talk about addressing race inequality, each person’s needs and experiences are different. To support you supporting your colleagues, Race Network Leads and Future Leads are running their second annual get ready for:

• Black History Month (October)
• ESEA Heritage Month and dates (September)
• South Asian Heritage Month (18 July – 17 August)

This gives you plenty of time to prepare.