Local events that are relevant to ethnic minority issues
in the following areas:
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FaithNet South West News and Events
Supporting Faith in Action in the South West
South Gloucestershire
South Gloucestershire and Bristol Local Involvement
Nertworks (LINks) presents:
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A Celebration Event
on Thursday 10th June 2010 at BAWA, 589 Southmead Rd, Filton,
Bristol, BS34 7RG.
Please contact Alex Hodgson on 0117 9589 325 to book a place
and if you have any access, dietary, transport, creché,
interpreting needs or further information in a community
language, Braille or audio.
e mail:
alex.hodgson@linkbristol.org.uk
Bristol
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ESOL courses in Bristol for adults
The courses last for a maximum of 12 weeks and is a roll on
roll off format. The courses are open to anyone who has an
ESOL need, is in receipt of a JCP benefit and is able to
complete a basic assessment.
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ESOL Silai For Skills
Learn practical skills needed for applying for jobs.
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The Creative Exchange
Eleven weeks of informal creative learning for adults.
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Black History Month in Bristol
Black History Month (BHM) is a remembrance of important
people and events in the history of the African diaspora.
Since 1976, it is celebrated annually in the United States
of America and Canada in February and the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the month of October.
The month aims to:
• Promote knowledge of Black History and experience.
• Circulate information on positive Black contributions to
British Society.
• Heighten the confidence and awareness of Black people and
their culture heritage.
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At-Bristol Science Project
Inspiring Interactions for BME educators
FREE professional development course for supplementary school leaders.
The course aims to provide:
• a free 3-day professional development course in January
2011 for
leaders and teachers to increase their skills and confidence
in
delivering inspiring, accessible science lessons
• supporting supplementary school leaders in their teaching
and
offering accredited training towards professional
qualifications in
partnership with the School of Education, UWE.
• addressing mainstream teachers’ ‘cultural competence’ in
teaching and relating to BME students
• an activity day in April 2011 held in At-Bristol for course
participants and their students (and their parents and
carers) to
allow all participants to put into practice what has been
learned during
the course.
Refugee Week
Refugee Week celebrates the contribution of refugees to
the UK through arts, cultural and education events.
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Report on Refugee Week 2009
Refugee Week is a UK wide programme
of events which celebrate the contribution of refugees to
the UK. In recognition of this, EIAT and the Red Cross
planned activities aimed at raising awareness about refugees
and asylum seekers, including their achievements. This also
fits in with PSHE/Citizenship aims and links in with
Community Cohesion objectives.
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'UPROOTED' Poetry by Bristol School children
The poetry workshops during Refugee
Week were particularly effective, with the pupils producing
some fantastic poems which you can read in this booklet,
For national information, please visit:
www.refugeeweek.org.uk
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