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Working Together

Our Impact

Here is the impact that Inclusive North has had with statistical evidence, a theory of change, and insights into what Inclusive North actively works towards to achieve the vision.

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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

DISTRIBUTED IN LANCASHIRE

OF INCOME REINVESTED FROM 2020

PEOPLE REACHED ANNUALLY

Theory of Change

Inclusive North’s Theory of Change focuses on tackling racial inequality by strengthening Black and racially minoritised (BRM) communities and organisations across Lancashire and the North West. Through capacity building, partnership development, community-led insight, and advocacy for fairer systems and investment, the organisation aims to empower grassroots groups, increase representation in decision-making, and embed racial equity into local and regional systems. The long-term vision is a more inclusive society where BRM communities have greater influence, access to opportunities, and equitable outcomes in all aspects of life.

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Lancashire Against Hate

This event brought together leaders from the voluntary, community, faith, public and private sectors to address the growing challenges of racism, hate and community cohesion.

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Race Equality Strategy

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Race equality requires more than words. It requires action, accountability and a willingness to change the systems that create and sustain inequality.

 

Our Race Equality Strategy 2026–2029 sets out Inclusive North’s ambition to challenge structural racism, strengthen community power and ensure Black and racially minoritised communities have a meaningful voice in the decisions that affect them.

 

Together, we want to move from being heard to having influence, and from commitment to lasting change.

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