Black members
Regional Black Members' Group Meeting and Training Dates 2012
National Conference
Friday 3rd February - Sunday 5th February, Brighton Centre
Group Meetings
Friday 23rd March, UNISON Centre
Saturday 9th June
Friday 14th September
Saturday 6th October (AGM & Network Day)
Training
Friday 14th September - Sunday 16th September, Venue TBC
Friday 30th November - Sunday 2nd December, Venue TBC
RBMG AGM on Saturday 7th January 2012
The Regional Black Members Group, Annual General Meeting will take place on:
Saturday 7th January 2012,
11am-4pm,
Methodist International Centre,
81-103 Euston Street,
London, NW1 2EZ.
Please follow the link below for map and directions to this venue:
METHODIST INTERNATIONAL CENTRE (MIC) Map & Directions.DOC
2011 Annual RBMG Newsletter
Please follow the link below for the 2011 Regional Black Members' Group Annual Newsletter
Black Action: Summer 2011
Inside this issue: BNP ousted across the UK, Revised public sector equality duty guidance, Black: what’s in a name?, International Year for People of African Descent, Black members on the march — 26 March, Pensions, poverty and progress?, Redundancy and discrimination, Fear and hope; Exploring the new politics of identity.
RBMG Leaflet
Leaflet contains: Ten Good Reasons Why You Should Take Part in the UNISON Regional Black Members Group, Respect and Equal Rights, and National Black Members' Self-Organisation.
Black Members Group Leaflet.doc
Regional Black Members' Group Meeting and Training Dates 2011
Group Meetings
Friday 4th February - Mabledon Place, London
Friday 29th July - Holiday Inn, Portsmouth
Training
Friday 29th July - Sunday 31st July
Challenging Racism in the Workplace
Holiday Inn, Portsmouth
Haiti Earthquake Appeal
It is clear that Haiti will need long term assistance in dealing with the consequences of the earthquake. The International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC) estimates that some 3 million people, most of whom have been made homeless, are in dire need of food, clothes, shelter and essential medicines. Please take a moment to read this appeal and help make a difference.Why Should You Consider Self Organisation?
The Black members' Group works to eliminate discrimination and promote equality. Our meetings are open to any Black member in the Region wanting to attend and take part in our activities. We offer support on workplace and wider equality issues as well as giving Black members the opportunity to take part in other events.< Back | More >
