Monthly Archives: May 2020

J4G Statement on the Murder of George Floyd

Justice 4 Grenfell activists would like to send solidarity to the communities of Minneapolis, who are protesting after the assassination of George Floyd by a police officer on Monday, with two other police officers assisting and one officer standing by and doing nothing. 

They are protesting because they are grieving, angry and traumatised from consistent state violence inflicted on black people by the police.  They are standing up for their brothers and sisters across America. We see our struggle of resistance as a shared struggle. Police violence against BAME people and against working class communities exists in the UK, too. From Minneapolis to London, from Orgreave to Southall, from Brixton to Notting Hill,, working class people, black and white must stand together to overturn a system which has persecution and inequality as the heart of its establishment. 

Rest in Peace and Power George Floyd. 

Eid Mubarak

To all Muslim members of our community, we wish you all Eid Mubarak after the fasting of the holy month of Ramadan.

Please enjoy the festivities and stay safe and well.

Coronavirus (COVID-19): An update on the Grenfell Tower site

Please click on the second ‘Coronavirus (COVID-19): An update on the Grenfell Tower site’ link below to view the PDF document.

Remembering Kelso Cochrane

How justice delayed becomes justice denied. Over 60 years!

Kelso Cochrane to El Harding.

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Kelso Benjamin Cochrane, a young carpenter from Antigua, pictured circa 1959. In May 1959, he was stabbed to death in London’s Notting Hill area during a racially motivated attack. (Photo by Keystone/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Gold at New York Festivals TV & Film Awards

‘Grenfell Tower and Social Murder”, made for the Open University’s undergraduate Criminology course, has been awarded gold in the educational category at the New York Festivals TV & Film Awards. We are delighted at the judges’ decision which helps keep the serious issues alive with an international audience.

We thank Justice4Grenfell for their support and collaboration in making the film. We also thank our brilliant group of freelancers and our client The Open University for working with us to tell this important story.

“… exceptionally well made and exactly the kind of learning resource that the Open University aspires to.”

Dr. David Scott, Senior Lecturer, Criminology, The Open University

Taken from Hamlett Films https://hamlettfilms.com/2020/04/16/gold-award-at-new-york-festivals/