Policy and Research

EMF's Policy and External Affairs Team carries out a wide range of activities designed to further existing knowledge of issues affecting Britain's minority ethnic communities through evidence-based research and the dissemination and sharing of best practice. The Team conducts in-house research as well as commissioning and managing scholarly work, regularly engaging in joined-up projects with research consultants and academic institutions. In addition, we partake in public policy consultations affecting the minority ethnic sector and actively seek feedback from grass-roots organisations and groups.

Publications:

Some of our recent publications include:

Julios, C. and S. Koestlé (2006) Muslims in Britain Today, London, EMF.

Ethnic Minority Foundation (2004) Understanding, Accepting and Valuing Each Other: The Challenge of Ethical Ambition, London, EMF.

Reid, M. (2004) The Black and Minority Ethnic Voluntary and Community Sector: A Literature Review, London, University of Glasgow/Ethnic Minority Foundation.

EMF's Minority Ethnic Voluntary and Community Sector Database: our national database of 9,500 minority ethnic voluntary and community sector organisations is a constant source of community intelligence and has allowed us to carry out the largest mapping exercise of the sector to date.

Steering Groups: our presence at Government policy tables and steering groups include the Department for Work and Pensions' Ethnic Minority Working Party and the Department for Culture, Media and Sports' Voluntary Sector Steering Group.

Partners:

Se have close links with a number of academic and research institutions as well as voluntary and community sector organisations, including the University of London, the University of East London, City University, the University of Glasgow, the University of Reading, NHS UK Transplant, Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG), Help the Aged, the Council of Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations (CEMVO), CEMVO Scotland, the British Muslim Research Centre (BMRC), the Hindu Council UK (HCUK), the London Chinese Community Network (LCCN) and Community Empowerment Network (CEN).

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