Black History Month
October is Black History Month
Across the UK, UNISON branches, employers and community groups will be celebrating the history of Black people in the workplace by organising workshops and events for Black History Month.
Black History Month is an opportunity to provide information about the perspectives and experiences of Black people, promote multiculturalism, and acknowledge black peoples' contributions to British society and history.
Science and Silence - Camden Black History Season
(12/10/09) Science and Silence is an event hosted by the British Library and organised by Camden Black History Forum and the Positively Aware in Camden steering group. Leading experts from the fields of science and social policy consider the impact of Aids and HIV both in Africa and within the African-Caribbean communities in theDorset HealthCare NHS Foundation Trust BHM Event
(9/10/09) To celebrate Black History Month the Trust’s Black Group Staff Network invites all Dorset HealthCare NHS Foundation Trust staff to drop in at an afternoon event, commencing with lunch, on 7 October 2009, from 1.00pm - 4.00pm at The Learning & Development Centre,
Lewisham BHM Events
(1/10/09) Details of events and activities organised by Lewisham Council to celebrate 2009 Black History Month.Worthing Library BHM Event
(1/10/09) Worthing Library and the West Sussex County Council Black staff group will hold their Black History Month (BHM) event on Monday 12 October at 7pm at
Crawley Black History Month
(1/10/09) Details of events planned for 2009 Crawley Black History Month celebration.WSCC Black History Events
(1/10/09) Black staff across West Sussex County Council are hosting a conference designed to develop the skills and recognise the talents of diverse staff groupsLeeds BHM Events
(1/10/09) Details of events and activities organised by Leeds County Council to celebrate 2009 Black History Month.< Back | More >
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| "Black History Month enables us to benefit from the goodness of our multi-cultural society. And it allows us to remember the achievements of those who challenged the norm and struggled to make the world a better place" Gloria Mills, UNISON's spokesperson on equality |
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