Stephen Lawrence Day – Saturday 22nd April

Posted on: April 21, 2023

On Saturday 22nd April, it was the 30th anniversary of the death of Stephen Lawrence.

The goal of the Stephen Lawrence Foundation is to ensure that the next 30 years look different from the last. They believe that meaningful change starts with tangible actions and are asking as many people as possible to commit to taking one action on Stephen Lawrence Day that will positively impact the lives of young people from marginalised backgrounds so that together, we can honour Stephen’s life and legacy, and build a fairer, kinder and more equitable society in his name.

For more information your organisation can download resources at https://stephenlawrenceday.org/

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