The changing face of equalities

This one day event run by Community Works aims to explore the complexity of equality, diversity, identity and human rights issues whether you are new to these issues or have been working with them for a good while.

The day will include a chance to get to know the Equalities Act (2010). There will also be discussion to help participants develop a deeper understanding of current issues, including: identity politics, cultural appropriation, poverty, justice, fairness, law, policy and procedure, rights and responsibilities.

The day is aimed at anyone from the voluntary and community sector who wants to develop their understanding further, and share their experiences. By the end of this session, participants will:

  • have advanced their knowledge on the issues relating to equalities
  • have gained greater understanding and awareness of the complexities around the ‘equalities agenda’

Speakers and workshop leaders include

  • Jess Wood MBE, Director, Allsorts Brighton & Hove
  • Razia Aziz, Founder Director, The Equality Academy
  • Sarah Tighe-Ford, Equalities Co-ordinator Communities, Equality and Third Sector Team Brighton and Hove City Council
  • John Francis, Welfare Reform Programme Manager, Brighton and Hove City Council
  • Ryan Gingell, Team Leader & Trans Team Coordinator (children and young people), Allsorts Brighton & Hove
10 February 2016, 9.30am-4.30pmMeeting Room at the Friends Meeting House, Ship Street Brighton

Costs:
Organisations with an income under £250,000: £25 for Comunity Works members, £30 for non-members
Organisations with an income over £250,000: £40 for Community Works members, £45 for non-members
Some bursary places are available for groups with income under £35,000.
For more information or to book your place contact: training@bhcommunityworks.org.uk or call Community Works on 01273 234023