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Is there an elephant in the room? If we live in a post-racial society, why do certain ethnic groups continue to experience disadvantage?
This seminar series, launched in November 2011 to coincide with the retrial into the murder of Stephen Lawrence, will debate these questions and seek to identify solutions to persistent and emerging inequalities faced by BAME children, young people and their families.
ROTA's submission to the Office of the Children’s Commissioner: Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in gangs and groups (CSEGG). Read the submission here.
10% discount if booking 3 staff or more!
Training will take place on 22nd February 2012 - North London.
The Equality Act 2010 is the most significant overhaul of equality legislation in more than 35 years; key provisions came into force on 1st October 2010 and 5th/6th April 2011. Although to some extent, the Act harmonises and simplifies existing legislative anti-discrimination and equality protections, it also introduces new provisions and clarifies the law in important areas.
Race on the Agenda hereby gives notice to its members that our Annual General Meeting (AGM) for the financial year 2010/11 is scheduled to take place on 28 February 2012, 5pm at The Tomlinson Centre Queensbridge Road, London E8 3ND.
The AGM will commence at 5pm, following the discussion seminar - Shaping the Future: Race and Racism in 21st Century Britain.
The seminar, delivered in partnership with Hackney CVS, will bring up to 60 representatives of the BAME voluntary, community and statutory sectors together to consider and problem solve persistent and emerging areas of inequality. The discussion seminar forms part of a series of events taking place around London to coincide with the retrial into the murder of Stephen Lawrence.
ROTA operates Monday to Thursday. Our contact details are as follows:
Race on the Agenda
c/o Voluntary Sector Centre
International Press Centre
76 Shoe Lane
London EC4A 3JB
Tel: 020 7842 8533
Fax: 020 7842 8535
Email: rota@rota.org.uk
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