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GREC’s “How Fair is North East Scotland?” project is one of nine projects to receive funding from Research Data Scotland (RDS) to support public engagement in data research.

New mental health support directory Through our Health and Diversity Project, and working with NHS Grampian and community partners, has developed a new resource, sign-posting organisations and individuals to additional sources of mental health support (over and above what can…

The GREC team is now based at 680 King Street, in the Langstane Housing Association. We look forward to welcoming you to our new home!

A fantastic opportunity to volunteer as a Community Researcher with the PATH Project – Prejudice and Solidarity Archived Throughout History.

Photos from our first in-person Anne Frank Awards since 2019.

Photos of the GREC team at Grampian Pride 2022!

GREC and Four Pillars are working together on a new project, recording and sharing the experiences of people from ethnic minority and LGBT+ communities.

2021 was a big year for GREC's language café, including language walks, group trips, and indoor meet-ups -- enjoy this video with some highlights!

2021 edition! Reseach considering the experience of ethnic minorities in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray.

A statement from GREC, calling on the UK government to do more to proactively resettle those seeking asylum and refuge.

GREC Board members attended a ceremony to return a bronze Oba sculpture to Nigeria.

Grampian Health & Diversity Network is a project implemented by Grampian Regional Equality Council (GREC) and funded by NHS Grampian Endowment Fund. During the first phase of the project, implemented from March to July 2021, its goal was to empower…

This year GREC is teaming up with STEP for the annual GREC Anne Frank Awards - click to find out more...

Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children: welcoming young people to Aberdeen