We represent people of colour
(Black, Asian+Minority Ethnic students)
at Durham University.
WHO WE ARE
The Durham People of Colour Association (DPOCA) aims to provide representation and support for students of Durham University who identify as a person of colour. DPOCA serves as a safe, welcoming space for people of colour to access confidential welfare services, meetings and talks, social events, campaigns, and education on race-related issues, as well as facilitate greater racial dialogue and awareness on campus.
Report a Race-RELATED Incident
Durham University Students Only
As part of our ongoing campaign to raise awareness of racial issues in Durham, we will be posting self-reported race-related incidents from Durham University students on Facebook on a monthly basis.
No incident is 'too small' or 'insignificant', every harassment is an act of violence and is unacceptable.
#Recogniseandresist Racism
WHAT WE DO
Often times for students from non-traditional backgrounds, typically those from underrepresented racial groups, there can be a few challenges when adjusting to Durham. DPOCA was created so that students who feel a little out of place can have a chance to be around people they can identify with so that they may feel a bit more comfortable in an environment where they may not feel fully included.
- All are welcome
- DU BAME Students Only
Black History Month
socials and open mic nights
RACE-RELATED CAMPAIGNS
Durham People of Colour Association
Located at Durham Students Union
Dunelm House, New Elvet, Durham DH1 3AN