An anti-racist youth work organisation committed to racial justice in Greater Manchester.
About
Kids of Colour is an anti-racist youth work organisation, committed to racial justice for young people of colour in Greater Manchester.
We create spaces for young people of colour aged 25 and under to explore ‘race’, identity and culture, and to feel supported, validated and celebrated. We advocate for young people and our communities, challenging racism and building collective resistance and solidarity.
We are led by a small, part-time team. We are independent from the council and government.
Company number: 12275454
Our Work
Young People: Get Involved
We have lots of different ways for young people to get involved, from attending youth spaces to platforming your voice.
Boys and Love
We have a new project called 'Boys and Love', which looks to be a journey of self-fulfilment, healing and joy as we explore the theme of ‘love’ together.
Advocacy and Campaigning
We work to actively challenge racism, and offer advocacy support to young people of colour (individuals or groups) and families.
Spotlight
As The Manchester 10 appeals are upcoming, our current spotlight is the 'Jailed Over a Group Chat' documentary on Channel 4. Please watch, and follow us on social media to find out more about The Manchester 10.