585 Educators providing Equality courses

caleidoscope- supporting autistic children

Welcome to Caleidoscope! We look forward to supporting you! Caleidoscope is a non for profit oranisation supporting families with autistic children and professionals who support autistic individuals. We promote equality and inclusion and break the stigma of autism through training for parents/ carers and professionals and events for autistic children. The founder and director is Aleksandra Malanska, a qualified teacher, autism consultant, mindfulness practitioner and trainer, with 25 years of experience in education including SEN. Aleksandra completed post graduate studies in Autism and is trained in various interventions including LEGO Therapy, Mindfulness, Low Arousal Approach,Therapeutic Art, Intensive Interaction that she individualises to an autistic person. She is also Mental Health First Aider and a certified Mindfulness Teacher. She strongly believes that raising awareness and education can change people's attitudes and approach and passionately deliveres training for parents and professionals.

lightbulb coaching

Are you looking for ways to move your career forward, support your team to achieve more or make changes in your professional or personal life? Lightbulb Coaching & Consulting provides coaching and mentoring to support improved confidence, motivation, resilience, leadership and staff management capability, enabling you or your team to be the best you can be. I offer one-to-one or small group coaching and mentoring to support you to identify and achieve your professional and personal goals. One-to-one coaching can be delivered face to face, via Skype or by telephone, depending on your preference. Have a chat with me to talk through the options. Consultancy services I also offer support with strategy development, implementation and monitoring, bid writing and funding applications, staff engagement programmes, equality and diversity strategies and mediation. Services are tail

the narrative eye

Narrative Eye is an organisation dedicated to promoting equality and social change through education. We are dedicated to the production and promotion of creative works that document and challenge the inequalities and injustices faced by African and African Caribbean people in the UK. We promote the rich cultural and historical contribution made by people of African origin in the UK, through publishing literary works and research, producing plays and films. Our work also includes delivering courses, workshops and seminars on topics such as history, literature, and cultural and social issues. We are committed to creating new and creative ways that enables African and African Caribbean people to participate fully in society and increase their social mobility, prosperity and employability. We are committed to raising the level of cultural awareness amongst Black Britons to enable them to overcome their social exclusion.

jyp consultancy

Joanna is an experienced facilitator, guidance practitioner and educator having worked for seven years in higher education for the University of Leeds, St Mary’s University, and The Careers Group, University of London. They qualified as a careers consultant with a postgraduate diploma from the University of Warwick and is currently studying towards qualifying as a psychotherapist with Regent’s University London. Joanna has worked extensively in widening participation, in outreach and as a careers consultant - supporting students and graduates from underrepresented groups to access university and to progress into the world of work. They've been an active member of equality and inclusion committees, networks and working groups, implementing meaningful change for staff members, as well as students. They have a keen understanding of the structural and cultural issues that organisations and individuals face with regards to inclusion.

school of computer science - university of st andrews

Two academic staff in discussion People Students and staff interacting Equality and diversity Staff and PGR students in discussion Research Latest School news Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Best Wishes from the school of Computer Science Category Winter Graduation Congratulations to all our students who recently graduated, We wish you all the very best of luck! Congratulations also go to Chris Jefferson and Juliana Bowles in their professorships Category PhD opportunity: Interdisciplinary approaches for improving biodiversity assessments using remote sensors Funded PhD opportunity. The project will be heavy on state of the art machine learning with applications to statistical ecology. The project will be jointly supervised by the Schools of Maths and Stats (Alison Johnston, Chris Sutherland) and Computer Science (Kasim and Oggie) and potentially fully funded by CREEM. Strong applicants with experience with deep […] Category

think differently coaching

Organisations must create a workplace that welcomes neurodiversity 1 in 7 people is neurodivergent. In the global adult population, it's estimated that 10% are dyslexic, 5% are dyspraxia, 4% have ADHD, and 1-2% are autistic. While these statistics may signal a challenge, neurodiversity can also shine a light on many strengths of thinking differently. Neurodivergent people often know what their strengths and weaknesses are, which is built from a lifetime of creating workarounds to allow them to reach their full potential. The world is changing, and more significant uncertainty requires different thinking. Having clear workplace policies that support a diverse workforce promotes fairness and equality of opportunity and will also reduce stress and ensure well-being; we need to understand better how different thinkers operate and add value. This sends out positive messages to all the staff and demonstrates the company's ethos.

wimbledon training services

anna gray of book hub publishing

Publishing and Thesis ServicesWe’re really proud to say, The Book Hub Publishing Group is now the largest independent Publishing House in the scenic west of Ireland with Offices just outside Athenry town in County Galway and in Limerick. 2020 with the global pandemic seemed a good time to institute some change in direction in the life of the Book Hub Publishing Group which has been busy publishing authors since 2009. Very grateful to Niall, John and the crew for their work over the years, we really wanted to get a stronger sense of the company being led by women and promote the idea of female entrepreneurship in Ireland so we had a team meeting (Zoom as we were all in various states of lockdown) and agreed we needed a formal role of Head of Diversity, Inclusion and Equality – Dr. Mary Helen Hensley was perfect for the role with her life experiences and publication interests. We aim to review inclusion across the board in our projects. Our Northern Ireland Senior Script Reviewer, Anna Gray, was happy to maintain and build on her existing role and also move into ghostwriting. Dr. Phil Noone from Ocean Mindfulness, assumed Senior Irish Reviewer role and Susan McKenna took over as Director, Commissioning Editor and Author Rep. Since 2020, we’ve continued to grow and work with existing and new authors from as far afield as the United States, Canada, Switzerland and even Peru and, of course, we continue to work with Irish authors here in Ireland. We’ve also published several volumes of poetry and have more book projects from several genres in the pipeline. Being women in business is particularly challenging, but also deeply rewarding. We hope to continue to pave the way for diversity and inclusion in publishing and are committed to sparking creative talent. *We have been very fortunate to receive Arts funding for several of our books including ‘Eurydice 29’, ‘Midlandia’, ‘Going Back for all I’d on’ from the Arts Office, Westmeath County Council. Indeed, ‘Eurydice 29’ was also funded by the Department of Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht. ‘Bittern Cry’ was funded by Artl!nks and Waterford County Council. ‘Little Pocket of Love’ was funded by Humanli Social Impact Organisation.

cheer london allstarz

The Cheer London Allstarz came alive 12 years ago with one vision in mind, to offer affordable and accessible classes in Cheerleading, Gymnastics and Tumbling to the local community throughout our beloved South East London. At the Cheer London Allstarz every single child matters, is seen and is heard. We believe in rising together to create a safe space for growth, development, equality and a chance to evolve through the fantastic sports we offer. All classes and team training sessions are delivered in a positive and encouraging environment at all times by our awesome team of coaches and staff. All Coaches are fully qualified, insured and DBS checked alongside continuous learning and development as our sport evolves.. so do we! The Cheer London Allstarz also run a junior coach education program. Training up and equipping junior aged coaches for a potential career within the cheer, gymnastics and sports industry.

cardiff people first

Putting people with a learning disability first Cardiff People First is a self advocacy organisation run by and for people with a learning disability in Cardiff. We support each other to make our voice heard, learn about life and do new things. We stand up for our rights and campaign to change attitudes, get better services and enjoy more opportunities. We fight for equality, understanding, respect and acceptance. Our Full Members – all people with a learning disability – lead our organisation, some being Directors / Trustees. All our frontline staff and our volunteers have a learning disability. The policies, ideals and aims behind Cardiff People First come from our Full Members. You can find out more about Cardiff People First on this website and on Facebook (opens in new window), Twitter (opens in new window) and You Tube (opens in new window). Come and join us! Ask us about being a member.