- Date
- 5 October 2021 6:00pm–7:30pm
- Location
- Online - Via Teams
The panel will discuss and reflect on racism in the UK and how they believe this can be tackled.
The panel will discuss and reflect on racism in the UK and how they believe this can be tackled.
Information and update on the Covid 19 Vaccine Programme
The Indian Farmers Dispute, how it came about and what’s happened so far..
A session with the project Communities Against Racism
Meeting of the West Midlands Regional Black Members Self Organised Group. Members within the West Midlands who identifies as Black are welcome to attend. Outcome
West Midlands trust criticised for reimposing parking charges that were meant to be free during the pandemic
The regional Black Members Self Organised Group, in conjunction with Communities Inc has organised Bystander intervention Training. The aim of this session is to: Explore why people don’t intervene Examine Case studies provide suggested interventions An overview of building the ally muscle More information PLACES ARE LIMITED to book please contact s.holder@unison.co.uk Outcome
The regional Black Members Self Organised Group, in conjunction with Communities Inc has organised Hate Crime Awareness Training. The aim of this session is to: Provide a better understanding of hate crime Examine why it is important to report incidents Provide information on how to report An overview of statistics and trends More information PLACES […]
Meeting of the West Midlands Regional Black Members Self Organised Group. Member within the West Midlands Who Identifies as Black is welcome to attend. More information Please contact Maddie – m.price@unison.co.uk Outcome
A homeless hostel team leader talks about how the coronavirus pandemic has made her and her colleagues’ jobs harder than ever
August, usually a time of lazy days and holidays, the silly season and not much happening… but these are strange times and at UNISON, we’re always busy
Bringing the 111 and 999 services together should lead to “real improvements” for both patients and staff
Members in UNISON and Unite had voted 100% to take industrial action before council regraded them
‘At first it was gut instinct,’ says Julie Robinson, who challenged an error in how term-time staff at West Midlands sixth form college were being paid
In his years working with UNISON member learning at Birmingham City branch, Donald McCombie has organised a huge range of creative activities. In this blog he talks about that. I have always believed that within the membership of UNISON there lies a vast wealth of creativity. Mostly people are just lacking the opportunity to use […]