The first and largest survey of its kind in Britain to document the impact of covid-19 and the lockdowns on the lives of 17,000 ethnic and religious minority people wants your input – but you need to participate soon, as the deadline for contributions is June 30.
The Evidence for Equality National Survey – or EVENS – sets out to influence government policy and local and national campaigns for racial justice by generating robust evidence on a comprehensive range of issues facing black and ethnic minority and religious minority groups during the pandemic.
Topics covered in the survey include employment, finance, education, economic wellbeing, health, housing, policing, community, identity and experiences of discrimination and racism.
