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    City council aims to support minorities with groundbreaking community program

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    City council aims to support minorities with groundbreaking community program

    City council aims to support minorities with groundbreaking community program

    Authorship Anthony Gilmour
    Date 26 October 2020
    Source Preston Hub
    Tags
    Covid19
    Economy
    UK
    Content Type
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    Preston City Council commissioned the development co-operative Stir to Action to deliver a groundbreaking new community programme by focusing on providing targeted support for BAME organisations in the city, stimulating cultural awareness and interest in worker-owned business.

    With BAME communities suffering disproportionate impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic, and systemic racial inequality in the spotlight in recent months, the project – Community Anchors: A Co-operative Recovery–  was designed to develop lasting economic security through democratic business ownership.

    The project involves building partnerships between local groups, as well as inspiring international co-operatives that are operating in different communities.

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