Research shows that it is only by educating children and young peopleabout the issue that we can begin to make real progress in ourever-growing multicultural world.
To have a lasting effect we need to find solutions that protect childrenand young people and empower them. What is emerging as most effectiveare projects that cater to local needs and involve young people in theprocess. Young people are playing an active role in combating racistbullying across the country through innovative projects tackling a veryserious problem.
The Rathbone Outreach Project in Tower Hamlets is working with youngpeople to advance racial, cultural and religious harmony in the localarea. The project is part of the Rathbone charity, which works withyoung people who often have negative experiences in their secondaryeducation.
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