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The Greater Manchester Combined Authority is seeking to provide contract funding for the facilitation of five Greater Manchester Equality Panels.
Bidders have the ability to submit a tender submission to facilitate all, some or one of the panels: Faith, Race, Women and Girls, LGBTQ+ and Older People.
A new briefing by women’s rights charities highlights that over 60,000 women and girls in Manchester have experienced extensive violence and abuse in their lifetime. It calls for all local authorities in Greater Manchester to work together to ensure the most marginalised women are included and involved in its Covid-19 recovery plans.
This webinar will focus on the benefits of the Disability Confident scheme and will highlight the help and support that the Work and Health Programme providers can offer employers.
Delivered by Disability Confident Leaders, Do-IT, Seetec Pluss, KPMG and AdviserPlus. The webinars, facilitated by Professor Amanda Kirby (CEO of Do-IT, an organisation supporting neurodiversity) and sponsored by Microsoft, provide practical help and support on a range of key disability employment topics.
At this event 50:50 want YOU to put your questions to party officials and elected MPs. This is your chance to ask each party about the training and mentoring they offer and to hear how their selection processes work. Hear directly from women MPs what helped them get selected and elected.
And hear what support 50:50 offers with their #SignUpToStand programme.
This event is hosted by the 50:50 team, along with 50:50 Parliament founder, Frances Scott, and is made possible by funding from Comic Relief as part of the Equal Power campaign.
Have you recently got excited about the potential of political activism? Do you want to be making decisions for your community and working out what that means? Are you trying to establish the next steps in your political career?
This three-part mini-programme will take you on a journey with a community of supportive women as you map out the next steps in your political journey. This programme is for women who have made the decision to get politically active and want to understand what steps to take to make that a reality.
Are you a D/deaf or Disabled Woman considering a political career, but not sure if it is the right decision for you? Are you wondering whether politics is accessible to you? Would you like to hear more from D/deaf and disabled women in politics and hear about their experiences? Then this conversation is for you!
Have you recently got excited about the potential of political activism? Do you want to be making decisions for your community and you’re currently working out what that means? Are you a Woman Of Colour trying to establish the next steps in your political career?
Racism and the Pandemic is an Arts and Humanities Research Council project and film that aims to shed light on institutional and workplace racism in health and social care during and prior to the pandemic in the UK. The survey is open to all health and social care workers. It takes less than 5 minutes to complete.
Media Trust are offering 30 charities that support, campaign and advocate for women, girls and those who identify as female, the opportunity to work with their own team of media and creative industry volunteers. Each team will have the combined skills to help their charity build an effective, impactful and compelling communications action plan to take forward.
CHARM (Communities For Holistic Accessible Rights-based Mental Health) have been asked by the government to review ethnic disparities and inequality in the UK, focusing on the following 4 areas: education employment and enterprise health crime and policing.
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