Diverse Community Empowerment Services based in West Sussex organisation that strives to give voices to the marginalised and dis-enfranchised.
Worthing, West Sussex
Joined September 2014
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DCES Advo Inclusion retweeted
📽️ We're pleased to launch our Decolonising Museums video hub.
It's a home for video content exploring decolonial practice in museums – press play to hear from practitioners, changemakers and advocates of decolonisation in our sector ▶️
Explore now 👉 ow.ly/ACV350DkuDG
ALT A screenshot from a conference talk, 'Rethinking relationships and building trust around African collections'
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When @NubianJak started the campaign "only 1.6% of commemorative plaques across London were recognising Black people – and only six were to Black women”. @makeitplainorg showcase the essential of work of recognising the history of Blackness in Britain
make-it-plain.org/2020/12/19…
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Palestinian children detained by israel are subject to systematic abuse & torture [even those with disabilities] in squalid unsanitary conditions middleeastmonitor.com/202010…
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It’s the Misuse of Drugs Act that enables this prejudiced policing theguardian.com/law/2020/oct…
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“They are bringing in unqualified staff to do the assessments."
"Some can’t even finish a sentence without taking a breath. As a nurse I can pick up on this and assess if we need to get an ambulance out to them."
Public health in public hands.
independent.co.uk/news/healt…
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Today, a majority of Scots want to end Westminster rule as a result of Tory dogma – tomorrow it may well be Scousers, Mancunians and Londoners too.
novaramedia.com/2020/10/21/t…
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It's one thing to make massive sacrifices on behalf of each other and the NHS.
It's quite another to discover that we're making them because the government allowed private interests to capture public health and extract billions from public funds
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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‘It’s wrong in principle and dangerous in practice.’
Human Rights lawyer and former Director of Liberty Shami Chakrabarti explains why the #CHISBill must be opposed. 👇👇
#SpyCopsBill
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So Trump receives at least two types of fancy treatments & gets admitted to hospital for monitoring ‘mild’ covid while he spent the last 7 months making light of the illness of millions of poor people who may have no access to treatment, care & support even if suffering severely.
DCES Advo Inclusion retweeted
Can you name these Black women who have contributed to Black British History?
#sundayfun #historyknowledge #historytrivia #blackbritish #herstory #sankofasunday
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Donald Trump is getting the very best available treatment for coronavirus. Meanwhile, 27.5m Americans have no health insurance.
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No one can survive on UC while paying ridiculously high rent to private landlords The ***** give it then they take it away One in three 'red wall' families £1,000 a year worse off under Tory plans theguardian.com/society/2020…
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Happy Botswana Day! Celebrate by looking at the new Khama III Memorial Museum website khamaiiimem.org/ and then listen to the curator Scobie talking about the museum and much much more!
makingafricanconnections.org…
@DCES2014 @AfricaSussex @ahrcpress
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Priti Patel took up a £1k per hour advisory role before getting approval from Westminster's lobbying watchdog.
Ms Patel has been working for three months at a California-based global communications firm, Viasat, earning £5,000 a month for five hours’ work. politicshome.com/news/articl…
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So much for transfering power from 'unelected EU bureaucrats' and 'establishment elites' to Parliament & the British people.
When will voters understand that populist Brexit rhetoric is simply a tool to get and retain power.
The swamp remains. But it just got a lot bigger.
we’ve done the maths on the 22 people who have given £50m to political parties since 2007 and are now in the House of Lords @FT
ft.com/content/5a456127-6f9a…
