SORRY BUT THIS EVENT HAS NOW REACHED THE CAPACITY FOR THE WEBINAR PLATFORM.

We will try to set up a live stream on YouTube and intend to publish a recording over the weekend - If you would like to be sent the link to the livestream please click the link to contact the organiser and leave your email so we can send the link to the stream (if it works)

To commemorate Stephen Lawrence Day 2021, Kingston Race Equality Council and The National Police Chiefs' Council host an event to examine the impact that his tragic racist murder, and the Inquiry that followed, had on UK society.

Speakers will consider Stephen's legacy in terms of the relationship between minority communities and the criminal justice agencies and how well the state now protects communities from racism and other hate crime.

Chair: Dr Nathan Hall - University of Surrey

Keynote Address by Dr Neville Lawrence OBE

Other Speakers include;

Martin Hewitt QPM - Chair of the National Police Chiefs' Council

Helen Ball QPM -Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service
Baljit Ubhey - Director of Strategy and Policy, CPS
Garry Forsyth - Chief Constable Bedforshire Police
James Baker - Superintendent West Mercia Police
Professor John Grieve CBE QPM - Former Deputy Assistant Commissioner, MPS
Dr Halima Begum - Director Runneymede Trust
Paul Giannasi - Hate Crime Advisor to NPCC

Stephen Lawrence Day 2021- Online Conference, Hosted by KREC and NPCC