What does RT stand for?

Runnymede Trust (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Mrs Walker delivered the speech on behalf of the Anthony Walker Foundation, alongside Rob Berkeley of The Runnymede Trust.

Gee talk in memory of son

Mr Ahmed is a trustee of the Runnymede Trust, a body that has championed the ideology of multiculturalism.

BBC gives its top religious post to a Muslim

Earlier this month the Runnymede Trust who advised the Macpherson EDITORIAL COMMENT: PAGE 14 .

Met is rocked by 'apartheid' row; 'One van for white officers, one ...

Numerous studies have shown a clear link between media furore and draconian policy-making, says Kjartan Sveinsson, the author of a Runnymede Trust report on the ways in which popular understandings of race and crime influence media reporting, and vice versa.

The silenced majority

A formal analysis of it was undertaken in 1996 by the Runnymede Trust, a United Kingdom think tank promoting multiculturalism and diversity.

Islamobamaphobia Enters the Political Lexicon

Aseparate report, from the Runnymede Trust, also found that secondary schools are more segregated than the neighbourhoods around them.

Warning over new academy schools

The Monkwearmouth School pupils have been working with filmmaker Emily Barber and the Runnymede Trust to examine their environment, develop their ideas on community, identity, heritage and belonging ( and finding out how to turn them into a film.

Teenagers gain voice

Year 10 and 11 pupils at Monkwearmouth School joined forces with The Runnymede Trust and film-maker Emily Barber to produce two short films ( This is where I live and Shifting Sands ( to reflect their feelings about Sunderland.

City in the eyes of its young