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This teaching resource has been designed to support the Citizenship Curriculum, Key Skill levels 3 and 4, and for those with an interest in Black history. The material used is drawn from sources in the Runnymede Collection at Middlesex University. The Runnymede Collection is the former research library of the Runnymede Trust which was established in 1968 as an educational charity whose remit was to profile racial discrimination. Since then the Trust has become one of the most influential non-government organisations on race issues and the Collection reflects its role in charting race relations and the growth of British civil rights over the last 40 years. Strong themes within the archive are immigration, education and employment. These areas have been developed into 3 study units. Each contains original newspaper cuttings and letters, stories and poems, quotations and statistics. For every section there are suggested activities and more general tasks to guide teachers in their use of the material.
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