About us
Founded in 2013, the Centre on the Dynamics of Ethnicity (CoDE) is the UK’s largest research centre working on racism, anti-racism, and racial, ethnic and religious inequalities.
We work to:
- Produce rigorous and innovative research on racism, anti-racism and racial, ethnic and religious inequalities.
- Develop the capacity of the UK research community work in our areas of expertise.
- Work with public sector, voluntary and other organisations to address racism and reduce or mitigate racial, ethnic and religious inequalities.
- Enhance public understandings of the complexities of racism, the nature of racial, ethnic and religious inequalities and how these intersect with other forms of disadvantage and oppression.
Please contact Bridget Byrne or Dharmi Kapadia, our directors, with enquiries about our work.
Who we are
Led from The University of Manchester, we bring together researchers from universities across England and Scotland, with expertise from subjects including sociology, education, economics, history, geography, political science, cultural studies, epidemiology, health and public health. See Our People for more.
We work closely with partner organisations in the voluntary and community sector, local and national government, education sector and policymakers to share our research with a wide range of audiences.
Funders
Funders of current/previous research include:
- Economic and Social Research Council
- Nuffield Foundation
- Leverhulme Trust
- Esmee Fairbairn Foundation
- Lankelly Chase Foundation.
