Everyone has a cultural and family identity. This influences how we see the world, how we interact with others and what we define as important.

We are celebrating Black History Month by recognising and valuing the impact of inspirational black people who have helped turn the UK into the diverse and unique country that it is today.

What is Mixed Heritage? ‘Mixed heritage’ is the fastest growing ethnic minority group in Britain today, children where the mother and father are of different races

‘Out of many people, One Culture’ – West Indian Culture – A way of life. “Out of many, one people” – the motto of the Jamaican national flag, sums up the diversity of cultures

Anyone with their eyes open will be aware of the wonderful diversity of family life within Britain that mixes culture, ethnicity, religion, disability and sexuality.

The Festival of Lights Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, is an eight-day Jewish holiday celebrated in November/December every year.

Back Home I long to feel that cool cool breeze As I think every day of small island life With breadfruit, mango and banana trees And men picking coconuts at such great heights

China is a patriarchal society which places a huge emphasis on familial and Confucian values.

Lone mothers of Mixed Racial and Ethnic Children: Then and Now is a case study by Dr Chamion Caballero, Families & Social Capital Research Group