Our missionTo see mixed-raced people at the heart of mixed-race discussions.

• Mix-d: is pronounced mixed - at all times.

• When we remove artificial additives (commonly know as E’s or E numbers) from food we are left with a fresh, healthy, artificial free product. Similarly, by removing the letter ‘e’ from ‘Mix-d:’ we are left with a fresh, healthy and artificial free ‘Mix-d:’ (in this case referring to past historical prejudices) to make way for a fresh new dialogue.

• The colon at the end of ‘Mix-d:’ is used exactly the same way it would be used in any punctuation. It means: ‘from the general to the specific.’ We think of ‘Mix-d:’ as a tree trunk with a number of branches. The colon represents where the branches reach out from the trunk.

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Contact Mix-d:

Call us onPhone: +44(0) 161 868 0034 E-mail: bradley@mix-d.orgWebsite: www.mix-d.org

Postal address: C/o Multiple Heritage ProjectInnospaceMinshull HouseChorlton Street, ManchesterM1 3FY UK

“Mix-d: is our stem and the branches are our work”.Bradley Lincoln, founder of Mix-d: a social enterprise and non-profit organisation.

our term for mixed-race

Mix-d: is our concept. It seeks to tell it exactly as it is, without awkwardness, apologies, excessive explanations or overblown celebrations. Mix-d: is about living comfortably and confidently without being pulled between various labels.

What we doWe talk frankly and honestly with young people, professionals, parents and carers on the subject of mixed-race identity. Our work is specifically tailored to meet the needs of an often neglected group.

How we workWe engage with young people and professionals through Conferences, Training, Workshops, Art Projects and bespoke solutions.

Do you want to play a crucial role in moving this discussion forward?Help us move the discussion from ‘problematic to modern’. Your contribution is important.

Become a Friend of Mix-d:and have a read of what some of our friends have been saying by visiting

www.mix-d.org/friends

We createWe are continually developing resources to support professionals and capture the many dimensions of the mixed-race discussion. www.mix-d.org/creates

Some of our works & activities Mix-d: BookMix-d: First National ConferenceMix-d: ExhibitionMix-d: Face 2010Mix-d: Education Pack

Bespoke servicesIf you are looking to engage more closely with the mixed-race subject but unsure how, we have a range of bespoke packages to suit the needs of all groups.