Racism and Social Unrest

Racism and Social Unrest

The following resources should be used to prompt open and honest discussions about racism and social unrest.

Learners

Tutors

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UK Safer Internet Centre: Resources

Video

Quiz

Discussion Prompts

Reflection Worksheet

BBC Bitesize: Equality and Social Justice

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Going Too Far?

Research in Practice

Minus Violence

Beyond Equality

Schools of Sanctuary

Discussion Prompts

1. What are some of the underlying reasons that led to the current riots in the UK? 2. How have issues of inequality and injustice contributed to the riots? 3. What are some examples of antisocial behaviour seen during the riots and what are the potential consequences for communities? 4. How can false information spread on social media during times of crisis? 5. What are the short-term and long-term consequences of riots for individuals involved and for the community as a whole? 6. How can sharing positive stories and information online help during times of social unrest? 7. What are some effective ways to discourage young people from taking part in riots? 8. How can young people contribute positively to addressing the issues that lead to riots?