‘Pop-up shop’  event, Croydon town centre

3-7 November 2011

 Do you think we can end racism in a generation? Have your say in the race equality  ‘pop-up shop’ in Croydon town centre between 3-7 November at 3 Katherine Street, Croydon, CR0 1NX. (more…)

Runnymede is offering UK NGOs and grassroots organisations working in the equalities sector the opportunity to attend one of two free awareness raising seminars focusing on advocacy, the media and monitoring. These free events, funded by the European Commission, aim to develop the capacity of civil society organisations in dealing with anti-discrimination. (more…)

To view more information about the Judicial Review of London Councils’ cuts to London Boroughs Grants Budget please follow this link.

How Best Can We Adopt And Deliver On The Public Sector Equality Duty?
14th March 2011
The Royal Commonwealth Society, London

This CPPS seminar brings together key figures from across sectors in the important debate on how to successfully deliver
the new Equality Duty across all public service organisations. (more…)

1 March 2011

Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fund, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7PB

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Yesterday Equality South West sent you a press release about how it was forced to use Freedom of Information requests after one third of local authorities in the region had failed to respond to its queries about whether they had carried out equality impact assessments before cutting services… (more…)

This event, which is hosted by HEAR, LCF and the EHRC, will focus on how community and voluntary sector organisations use the new Public Sector Equality Duties to hold Public bodies to account.  Changes in the duty will mean that there will be more onuses on communities to ensure that public bodies are held accountable for their actions.

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This event, hosted by HEAR, LVSC and LRC, will address the impact on the voluntary and community sector in London of the drastic cuts to public spending and the government’s localisation and decentralisation agenda. The new structures developing in London will be examined: what has gone, what is new, what is now happening at a regional level and what has been devolved down to local level.

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Southall Black Sisters (SBS) and the End Violence against Women (EVAW) Coalition are holding a free consultation seminar to develop a UK-wide strategy on violence against (BME) women and girls.

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The British Institute of Human Rights, RAISE, HEAR and EREN (English Regions Equality Network) are pleased to be hosting a joint event for the South East of England and London voluntary and community sector on human rights, helping the third sector to empower the lives of individuals and communities.

• Are you a community-led organisation working to tackle inequality and social injustice in your local area?

• Would you like to empower the individuals and communities you are working with by increasing their knowledge of human rights and how to use human rights to tackle poor treatment and inequality?

• Would you like to use human rights to increase your influence and impact with public policy makers?

If the answer is yes then come along to a free human rights event to find out about an exciting new project ‘Human Rights in the Community’. More information about the project can be found by visiting  www.bihr.org.uk.

Thursday 8 July 2010, 9.30am – 1.00pm.

Council Room, The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5DB.

Please download the flyer and booking form here.