Here you can find a series of different resources and links which we have put together to support action in daily life, and in organisations, such as:

  • Reports and resources created by Haki Collective
  • Haki Collective's Directory of Black Disabled Organisations and Practitioners
  • Accessibility guidance, advice, advocacy and support: links to signposting information and trusted resources from other organisations - coming soon
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Open book icon Haki Collective - Reports:
Let's Talk About Disability - Learning, Impact and Next Steps Report
Let's Talk Disability - Learning, Impact and Next Steps Report (easy read version)

 

Four black and brown skin tone hands are joined together in a squared circleHaki's Directory of Black Disabled Organisations and Practitioners
Haki Directory of BGM and Disability Organisations - Oct 26

 

This Directory has been put together by Haki to share resources with people in our communities, with information about other organisations across the UK working to advance racial justice, challenge systemic inequality, and support Black and Global Majority and Disabled communities.  

The Directory is a living document - a work in progress that will be updated as we connect with further organisations, and as new organisations emerge. This is not a comprehensive list - we welcome feedback and suggestions as we continue to develop our Directory. 

A group of black and brown hands raised up, with different sleeves and bracelets in shades of red and yellow

 

The Haki Directory is also available in Word document form. If you have any access or communication needs and would like to request alternative formats, please let us know by contacting admin@hakicollective.org. You can also use our online contact form, or leave us a voicemail via https://hakicollective.org/get-in-touch/ 

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Disclaimer:  We've shared these resources because we think they may be useful, or align with our work and values. Some links take you to websites run by other organisations. External content reflects the views of the organisations that created them and may not represent our views in every respect. We do our best to keep our resources up to date, but we can't guarantee that information on external websites will always be accurate, complete or available.