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MHFA England Race Equity Impact Report 2021
“Unapologetic, essential, life-changing.”
MHFA England staff member talking about our anti-racist work and commitment
Contents An agenda for change: Our journey so far The critical need we are addressing
4 6 8
Our spheres of influence and how we are using them Our commitment: Progress within our community Our commitment: Progress beyond our community Reflections and lessons from the past year Our collective learnings on racism, privilege, and allyship Our commitments for the year ahead This is just the start
10 18 22 24 26 29
Becoming anti-racist: Our journey so far
In a world where words aren’t always backed up by enough action, we wanted to produce a report which allows us to: ҄ Reflect honestly and transparently on the actions we have taken this year ҄ Be held accountable for what we have and haven’t achieved ҄ Share our learnings in a constructive way, within and beyond the MHFA England community We are proud of the work we are doing in this space. It is challenging work that is not always comfortable. But it is vital work that we hope will ultimately help create true racial justice in the workplace, in society, and in mental health outcomes. As Chair and Chief Executive, we would like to thank everyone across MHFA England, our Instructor Member community, our partners and collaborators, for all they have done to embrace the Statement of Intent we made back in July 2020, and for all the hard work, energy and commitment that has gone into driving it forward to date.
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