Targeted at Any member Duration 1 day
Making sense of sexism, sectarianism, racism, disablism, homophobia and other discriminatory systems is essential for those working as support workers, youth workers, social workers and social care workers, but it’s not necessarily straightforward. If you think you’ve made sense of it, putting it into practice can be even more of a challenge. This experiential day workshop is designed to provide understanding and guidance in this often confusing area.
Delivered by Dugald McCullough, Open University, Faculty of Health & Social Care and a private consultant
Date
Wednesday 8th February 2012, 10-4pm. UNISON Belfast
For information on the course, Fidelma Carolan f.carolan@unison.co.uk 028 90270190
To register your interest contact Anne Campbell, a.campbell2@unison.co.uk or download an application form here or
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