Online (everyone welcome): Wednesday 30 November & Thursday 1 December

In person (Law Centres only): Friday 2 December, New venue: Herbert Smith Freehills LLP offices (Central London)

Law Centres were inspired by the American Civil Rights movement in the 1960s and abide by its core values of equality, dignity, respect, and justice. Our first Law Centres grew up with the fights for racial justice at the Mangrove, in Notting Hill, in New Cross, in Tottenham, in Brixton, in Liverpool, in Bristol.

Today, Law Centres continue to stand in solidarity with all those united in the struggle against racism and the fight for justice. But statements of solidarity are not enough, self-examination is not enough.

Over 2 days, there will be 6 plenary online conversations with Law Centres, community activists and leaders in the fight for racial justice. Structural racism, the cost of living crisis, and health inequality will be examined together with the areas of intersection with Law Centres’ work - in housing, immigration, income support, etc.

On Friday, Law Centres will finally come together, in person, for a facilitated day of workshops to make practical the ideas arising from what we’ve heard.

And we will laugh, (maybe sing), argue, plot, remember those who are no longer with us, and be proud, once again, of who we are and what we do as the family of Law Centres.

View the conference programme.

We look forward to seeing you,

Law Centres Network

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LCN Annual Conference 2022