Racial Justice Support Officer Manchester Diocese is seeking a passionate and collaborative Racial Justice Support Officer to help shape and deliver its commitment to racial justice, equality, and inclusion. The Racial Justice Support Officer will promote the rollout of key initiatives in our racial justice work across the Diocese of Manchester. They will work alongside parishes, mission communities and deaneries, pioneering development and training opportunities, and equipping people to recognise and respond to racism in their contexts. Key Responsibilities • Deliver a programme of development and training to help parishes: - Reflect on and address the impact of racism within their contexts - Foster a culture of welcome and inclusion for all - Promote fair and transparent approaches to clergy recruitment and selection • Collaborate with clergy and Mission and Ministry colleagues to connect parishes with wider learning opportunities • Build partnerships with external organisations to share learning and best practice • Liaise with the Church of England s Racial Justice Unit to make best use of national training resources The post holder will be a skilled communicator and facilitator, with proven experience of delivering training and development programmes ideally within the areas of racial justice, equality, or inclusion. They will bring insight, empathy, and the confidence to engage people in thoughtful and sometimes challenging conversations. An understanding of the Church