Racial attacks and abuse—whether in person or online—can be traumatic and unsettling. It's important to know your rights, how to stay safe, and the steps you can take to report these incidents. This guide provides clear, actionable steps for what to do if you witness or experience racial abuse. Keep this handy as a resource for when you need it most.

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Meet Gerard an Adult Intensive Care Unit nurse in the UK. In this article, he has shared with us what it is like to become an ITU nurse.