What’s the role of civil society organisations in furthering race equality?
This is an opportunity to contribute to Civil Society Futures, a two-year inquiry into the future of civil society which is due to complete in November this year. The event will examine and debate information gathered from a range of civil society organisations on the issue of race inequality.
This event is intended to be a participative ‘deep dive’ into some of the reasons why civil society organisations haven't always been forthcoming in addressing race inequality. We'll reflect on our own responses as individuals, as leaders, and as part of the civil society movement.
Who should attend
If you are interested in the future of the sector and would like to examine in more detail its role in furthering race equality then please do come along. This will be an honest and open session designed to push us all in our thinking and action – so do bear this in mind when signing up.
Details
Date: 30 October 2018, 9.30am-1.30pm
Venue: Conference Room, Amnesty International, Human Rights Action Centre, 17-25 New Inn Yard, London EC2A 3EA
How to register
This event is being organised by HEAR and brap. Bookings are being taken by HEAR. To register please email hear@reap.org.uk. Provide your name, organisation (if applicable) and details of any access or dietary needs.