Promoting Dialogue and Confronting Racism since 1974 CHARITY No. 803225
Promoting Dialogue and Confronting Racism since 1974
PREC holds the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service
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New PREC Research
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This is an exciting new report based on interviews with 450 young BAME voices in Peterborough schools. Their opinions are given, in their own words, on migration, religion, crime, Prevent Strategy, race relations, and more. There is a video of the Zoom launch and another shorter video about a follow-up research project by two of our young people. Watch and learn what they've found out.
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We are most grateful to Gary Huskisson and Rohan Samuel for poetry written specially in support of 'For the City's Sake'. Read, listen and marvel at their talent ... and their challenges to old attitudes!
About Us
Our Team
Our Mission
What We Do
Our amazing team of volunteers is committed to helping others. We are all committed to working for the welfare of our diverse city. We are proud that over 120 languages are spoken here. We are determined to challenge all forms of racial discrimination, and to take this conviction and turn it into positive action. Think you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information!
What We Do
Our Mission
What We Do
PREC was founded as a Charity in 1974 to monitor racial equality policies in the city and to challenge direct and indirect discrimination. We have now become an all volunteer, independent service and hold The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service. We research minority ethnic achievement in education.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
Like so many voluntary organisations, after the financial crash of recent years, we lost all our national and local authority funding as government reduced public spending. Now we are re-building PREC using all voluntary labour. This will give us greater independence because we won't be forced to comply with funder requirements to the same degree. We can identify and pursue our own priorities.