Two years on from the murder of George Floyd, what has been done in the city of Leeds to tackle racial inequalities?

This event, hosted by Leeds Culturally Diverse Hub, is set to examine what progress has been made in the city, since the murder of George Floyd; which triggered fervent conversations around race inequalities and garnered commitments from institutions to improve the state of equality and diversity in several parts of the city. This is an opportunity for communities to hear directly from leaders in Leeds.

We will have representatives from the West Yorkshire Police, Leeds Museums and Galleries and the health sector.

The event will take place at:

BAME Health and Wellbeing Hub

Reginald Terrace

Leeds

LS7 3EZ

Please note, this is a hybrid event. We would like to see you in person, but if you can’t make it; join us online to be part of this important conversation.

Book your place here!