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Social media is the single most powerful mind-altering technology ever created.”  – Jaron Lanier We hear it everywhere: “Have you seen...

In recent times, the cost of living has surged, creating financial challenges for many individuals and families across Plymouth and...

In today's interconnected world, events happening thousands of miles away can reverberate within our local communities, affecting lives...

Kite festivals are a beloved tradition celebrated in many countries around the world. Each culture has its own unique history and customs...

​Privilege and its impact Privilege is something that we all have to some degree.​ Having white privilege doesn’t make your life easy but...

PDREC Aims and Mission statement To build a just and fair society where everyone has an equal opportunity to live, learn and learn, free...

Working towards eliminating racism is a team effort. That's why PDREC works hand in hand with other organisations across the region to...

Julie Paget is Strategic Manager at Plymouth and Devon Racial Equality Council. She’s been with the organisation for 22 years and has...

Spending time working together on creative projects can have many far-reaching benefits. Here, we explain more about Plymouth and Devon...

Since 1998, Plymouth Respect Festival has been a key event in the city’s calendar. Bringing together people from across Plymouth, it...

If you think you’ve witnessed or been subjected to a racist hate crime, it’s important not to ignore it. But what defines a racist hate...

Over the last few months we have been reaching into the community to find out how the last few years have affected you, and as we...

As we approach two years of living with Covid it is clear that it has affected our communities in a range of ways. Many of us have lost...

We are excited and delighted to announce the launch of a new community support project for Devon! Over the next few months, we are...