Race/Racism, Equalities, Inclusion, Integration, Diversity, Multiculturalism…
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If you’re concerned or interested in, or your responsibility covers any of the above areas, then you need to a) book to attend the Conference, b) book a stall or display space at the Conference, or an ad in the Conference brochure/bookazine.
All bookings can be made at www.LookHowFar.eventbrite.com.
Look How Far We've Come: Getting Racism Back On The Agenda? Conferencetakes place on Thursday May 8, 6-9pm at The Abbey Centre,
 34 Great Smith Street, Westminster, London SW1P 3BU.
Although racism seems to be on the increase, there is the perception that it has fallen off the agenda, and that the focus has shifted onto other equality issues.
For this reason, London community organisations BTWSC and African Histories Revisited (AHR) have convened the Conference to address issues regarding racism raised by a number of contributors* when BTWSC/AHR was researching African British history for the ‘Look How Far We've Come: Racism, The Bristol Bus Boycott, Black History Month, The Black Sections, And Where Are We In Today’s Union Jack?’ book.
The Conference will provide a forum for discussing issues pertaining to racism, highlight what stakeholders are doing about racism, and how racism can be brought back on the agenda. As it is meant to be a “towards solutions” Conference, the presentations, workshops and plenary session will focus on strategies to combat racism, and not just dwell on the problems.
Targeted stakeholders deliberately form a wide constituency, ranging from individuals, community leaders, elected representatives, community and voluntary organisations, educational institutions, trade unionists, historians, students, academics, and officers whose remit include implementing equality policy, which may also fall under umbrella terms such as Inclusion, Integration, Diversity, or Multiculturalism.
For details of the Look How Far We’ve Come…? project and booking of Conference, etc please check: www.LookHowFar.eventbrite.com
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For all details, booking to attend, for stalls or to advertise:www.LookHowFar.eventbrite.com. Credit card and processing fees will be passed on to any payments received after April 16 2014.
Xtra History & Reasoning Sessions continue at the Mayor's Parlour, Harrow Civic Centre 1, Station Road, Harrow HA1 2XY:
Session 7 April 14, 6.30-8.30pm That's Our History In Them London Streets (Tony Warner).
Session 8 April 28, 6.30-8.30pm The London Years: The Impact Of The City On African And African Caribbean Political Thinkers (Brother Omowale).
Session 9 May 12, 6.30-8.30pm African British Civil Rights: The Remixed Documentaries (Kwaku).
Session 10 May 26, 6.30-8.30pm Exploring London's Black Music History (tbc).
Please note that because of limited space, attendance at Xtra Sessions is only by booking via thewww.XtraHistory.eventbrite.com booking page.
For more details:  akobenawards@gmail.com.

 

 

 

 

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