Promoting equality, diversity and belonging in the healthcare sector: 3 events you don’t want to miss
To mark Black History Month, we thought we’d share some unmissable events taking place over the coming weeks which all help promote equality, diversity and belonging within the healthcare sector…
Black History Month – Anti-racism: Justice and wellbeing
When?
19 Oct 2022 10:00 – 15:00
What?
This free event celebrates Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic healthcare workers and their contribution to improving the lives of patients. Attendees will come away with in-depth insight into the issues of race equality, inclusion and anti-discrimination, including access to a free Show Racism The Red Card workshop.
Where?
Online – please find the link to book your place here.
We are all equal: a celebration of Black History Month and equality, diversity and inclusion
When?
31 Oct 2022 09:30 – 16:30
What?
Learn more about how to support colleagues and patients from ethnic minority backgrounds at this free event. The talk will cover topics including, domestic abuse in people with protected characteristics, insight into reasonable adjustments and risk assessment, raising awareness of LGBTQ+ in the black community.
Where?
This event is being held in Plymouth. To find out more and secure your seat, click here.
When?
Listen anywhere, anytime – this deep-dive podcast is available on demand.
What?
A series exploring the real-world experiences of healthcare support workers and students from ethnic minority backgrounds. Listen now to deepen your understanding of the issues faced by the black community and how you can be proactive in helping stop racism in the healthcare sector.
Where?
Right here! Share with your friends, family and colleagues to raise awareness and encourage active change.
Here at Amaré Health we are committed to building a more equal healthcare sector, where everyone is safe, valued and celebrated. We understand that education is at the core of that journey and we hope these webinars are a useful tool in broadening your understanding towards people of diverse backgrounds.
For further resources and ideas on how to celebrate Black History Month at work, check out this useful website.