A £1 promise for reparatory justice
Pledge £1 or more towards a community home for a system designed to help deliver reparatory justice for Black and Mixed-Black people.
Why might you pledge?
If you are Black or Mixed-Black, the proposed system is intended to help build repair for people, families and communities affected by the continuing consequences of enslavement, colonialism and anti-Black injustice.
Your pledge says: “Build a system that can help deliver repair for our future.”You may not expect to receive reparations. You can still pledge because you believe Black and Mixed-Black people should have an effective system for reparatory justice.
Your pledge says: “I support the delivery of reparatory justice.”A pledge does not promise that anybody will receive money. Who may benefit, what form repair may take and how decisions will be made must be developed lawfully, openly and fairly.
Adults and organisations
Adults, families, businesses, organisations and institutions may record a larger revocable financial intention towards the proposed community acquisition or stewardship of the Bernie Grant Arts Centre.
No money is taken now. A large pledge is not an investment, purchase, debt or guarantee.
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Advanced details for adults, organisations and researchers →Strengthen the public mandate
A pledge records the support you may provide. The Change.org petition records your public support for the campaign. They are separate actions, and doing one does not automatically complete the other.
Easy as 1, 2, 3
Start with just £1.
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Why the Bernie Grant Arts Centre?
Our first objective is to demonstrate that supporters of reparatory justice want the Bernie Grant Arts Centre protected through lawful community purchase or durable community stewardship.
Our wider objective is to help establish a democratic institution, inspired by ARM UK, capable of developing and delivering reparatory justice for Black and Mixed-Black people.
🏠 A mandate to pursue community acquisition
⚖️ A system for reparatory justice
🧒🏿 A future shaped with young people
🤝 Supporters and potential beneficiaries together
Community discussion
Read the latest community contributions, examine the documents, ask questions, propose solutions and respond to the developing plans for community stewardship and reparatory justice.
Discussion is separate from signing the petition or registering a pledge. A discussion post does not create membership, ownership, voting rights, appointment, financial liability or formal authority within the project.
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JOIN THE COMMUNITY DISCUSSION →The discussion opens on the ARM UK community page.—Active stakeholders
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