Welcome to episode 3 of the ACERT podcast series brought to you with the support of Moving for Change.
In this episode, Co-chair Candace Thomas is in conversation with Aluna Lepadatua, a previous member of ACERT, activist and founder of the Roma Voice Centre CIC.  

Not every conversation is easy and finding spaces where your voice can be heard can be difficult. ACERT strives to be inclusive, but we acknowledge difficulties when they arise and seek solutions. Take 20 minutes and learn more. 

Roma Voice Centre CIC: Roma Voice Centre is a Community Interest Company which acts as a trustful platform for information and communication for and about Roma, other minority ethnic groups and immigrants in the UK. Roma Voice Centre is here to voice the concerns of the Roma community, migrant and minority ethnic groups in the UK. Hear Us, See Us – Understand Us!

More information: https://romavoicecentre.co.uk/

Moving for Change: The organisation’s mission is to improve the quality of life for nomadic Gypsies and Travellers and the communities in which they live across the UK. Their primary focus is to secure the wellbeing and rights of Gypsies and Travellers living on roadside camps with the vision that Gypsy and Traveller people across the UK will be able to continue their traditional way of life. 

Find out more at www.movingforchange.org.uk

If you want further information about ACERT including how to join us, please visit our website at www.ACERT.org.uk, email us at [email protected] or follow us on Facebook or Insta. See you next time!