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Ethnicity Forum

These pages contain information related to the North West Regional Ethnicity & Cultural Diversity Network meetings and the associated email newsletter.

For information about the network and the newsletter please contact Nabela Rahim.

Impact Assessment
Race Relations Equality & Diversity Toolkit (Powerpoint Presentation)
What is Diversity (Powerpoint Presentation)
A Brief Introduction to Impact Assessment (Powerpoint Presentation)
Case Study (Word Document)
Information from the network newsletter (September 2006)
Listen to me workbook, translated by Bolton's Young Adult Service	Gujarati version (2.5mb, PDF) Urdu version (2.5mb, PDF)
Diversity Matters: Good practice in services for disabled children and their families from black and other minority ethnic communities	Diversity Matters event flyer
Cultural & Spiritual Awareness Day, 23rd November 2006 Planning with cultural and spiritual awareness for all. This course is to explore how we work across boundaries for inclusive communities from many perspectives.	Cultural & Spiritual Awareness Day flyer & booking form
Information from the network meeting held on 22nd September 2005
Ethnicity Training Network The Importance of Knowledge and Training by Dr Hala Abuateya Centre for Research in Primary Care School of Medicine, Univeristy of Leeds	The Importance of Knowledge and Training powerpoint presentation.
Recruitment of a diverse workforce by Mohamed Sarumi	Recruitment of a diverse workforce powerpoint presentation

Feedback by the Darlington team on the VPST Minority Ethnic Leadership Course "Valuing All People"

Feedback on Valuing All People

Information from the network meeting held on 1st July 2005
Powerpoint presentation by Chris Hatton	Survey Reflections.ppt
Powerpoint presentation by Manjeet Singh	Delivering Race Equality.ppt

Additional materials refered to in the August 2005 Electronic Newsletter
The flyer for the "Inclusive Positive Action" training course to be run in November 2005	Inclusive Positive Action flyer
The flyer / booking form for the "Valuing All People" leadership course due to run from October 2005	VALUING ALL PEOPLE - MAKING VALUING ALL PEOPLE WORK FOR ALL COMMUNITIES A Development Support Programme from the Valuing People Support Team
Three related documents produced by Chris Hatton Professor of Psychology, Health and Social Care Institute for Health Research, Lancaster University on Improving Services for People with Learning Disabilities from Minority Ethnic Groups	Improving Services for People with Learning Disabilities from Minority Ethnic Groups: Results of a National Survey of Partnership Boards Improving Services for People with Learning Disabilities from Minority Ethnic Groups: Reflections on the National Survey of Partnership Boards Improving Services for People with Learning Disabilities from Minority Ethnic Groups: Examples of Good Practice from a National Survey of Partnership Boards
An example action plan developed by the Ethnicity Sub-group of Bolton's Learning Disability Partnership Board This beginnings of this plan followed on from the team attending the "Valuing All People" course in 2004/05	CREATING A STRUCTURE TO GIVE ETHNICITY PRIORITY IN PLANNING AND SERVICE DELIVERY
Several documents related to The Ethnicity Training Network. The Ethnicity Training Network was started in October 2004. The Network is an organisation for trainers and people who need training on Ethnicity, Health and Social care.	Ethnicity Training Network Leaflet Ethnicity Training Network Newsletter (March 2005) Ethnicity Training Network Newsletter (June 2005) Cultural competence poster