Mix-d people are one of the UK's fastest growing ethnic minority groups. The Multiple Heritage Project explores and, where necessary, tackles issues which are important to this group.

Our mix-d concept captures the unique experiences of an ever-growing number of individuals in the UK who seek a place where they can discuss issues related to their mix-d backgrounds.

They certainly don't want be seen as victims or ‘attention seekers’ instead, they simply want to affirm a positive self identity.

Many such conversations have traditionally met with awkwardness, been ignored or trivialised in public debate.

Mix-d however, is not about keeping old arguments alive. Our work, research and training is a contribution to an ongoing discussion and a space for people from mix-d backgrounds to have a voice and share a range of different viewpoints.