Medical Apartheid: Honouring Truth, Restoring Trust, Building Hope

Join SUCOTETO's Medical Apartheid event for powerful stories of lived experience, inspiring voices, and hope for a fairer healthcare future.
About this Event

Medical Apartheid: Honouring Truth, Restoring Trust, Building Hope in Our Healthcare System

Get ready to join us for the SUCOTETO OF REMEMBRANCE, HOPE AND HEALING 4th Anniversary and Award of Recognition Event hosted by SUCOTETO, a multiple award-winning organisation dedicated to community transformation.

This powerful evening will explore the impact of racial inequalities in healthcare, acknowledge historical injustices, celebrate resilience, and inspire meaningful change.

Theme

Medical Apartheid
Honouring Truth, Restoring Trust, Building Hope in Our Healthcare System

Through inspiring speakers, poetry, music, storytelling, and community dialogue, we will remember the past, recognise present challenges, and work together towards a more equitable future.

Our Commitment

"We Remember, We Honour, We Heal, We Change."

The event will also pay tribute to:

• Ancestors who suffered and died during the Transatlantic Slave Trade
• The enslaved who died on the plantations
• Freedom fighters and abolitionists who challenged injustice
• Those who did not survive after enslavement were abolished
• Individuals and communities affected by racial discrimination
• Activists who are committed to healing, restoration, allyship, and positive relations to bring about peace through love, kindness, compassion and empathy.

Who Should Attend?

This event is open to anyone interested in creating a more equitable, inclusive, and compassionate healthcare system.

Ideal for:

• Healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, midwives, allied health professionals, and healthcare leaders
• Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) practitioners
• Public health professionals and policymakers
• Community leaders, advocates, and activists
• Researchers, academics, and students
• Social care professionals and support workers
• Charity and voluntary sector organisations
• Faith leaders and community groups
• Individuals with lived experience of healthcare inequalities
• Anyone passionate about social justice, racial equity, and positive change

Whether you work in healthcare, support communities, or want to better understand the impact of health inequalities, this event offers a unique opportunity to learn, reflect, connect, and contribute to meaningful conversations that inspire action.

Come ready to listen, learn, network, and help build hope, trust, and positive change for future generations.