Students from the North Lozells Bangladeshi Multipurpose Centre ESOL class visiting Tissington Hall
Heritage organisations
Member of Nottingham's Sikh Community planting Khalsa Wood in Bestwood Park, Nottingham - to mark the 300th anniversary of the founding of Khalsa - the fellowship of baptised Sikh's by Guru Boginda Singh in 1699
Children at the opening of the Mughal Garden as part of the renovation of Lister Park, Bradford
Black Environment Network (BEN)
BEN was set up in 1987 to support the full participation of ethnic minority communities in the natural, built and historic environment.
BEN supports participation by ethnic minority communities with the natural and historic environment sector. It does this by raising awareness and enabling opportunities for engagement that are socially and culturally relevant. We work within the sector to ensure that this engagement not only leads to increased activity, but also informs how the sector works, leading to behavioural and attitudinal change that brings communities into mainstream delivery.
Areas of interest
- Advice
- Community Engagement
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Training and Education