
Bristol Hate Crime & Discrimination Services (BHCDS), led by SARI with Brandon Trust, Bristol Law Centre, Bristol Mind, Off The Record and Resolve West invite you to the launch of their newly funded (by Bristol Impact Fund 2) Collaboration and to their first Network Meeting for local community groups, practitioners, community activists and allies who want to support us to tackle hate and discrimination.
Join them online, via Zoom on Thursday 3rd March 2022 from 9.30 to 1 pm to hear about the following:
Avon & Somerset Constabulary Force Hate Crime Lead, Superintendent Paul Wigginton will update about police activities and priorities for tackling hate and discrimination.
Deputy Mayor, Councillor Asher Craig, who carries the Cabinet responsibility for Children’s Services, Education and Equalities will let you know why Bristol City Council fund Hate Crime & Discrimination Services and the other activities the Council are doing on this subject.
Each of BHCDS’ partners will share via film, presentation, performance and Q&A the latest info on their specialist subject and the services they will be offering.
You will have a chance to learn, be updated and ask questions.
This is the first of the organisation’s 6 monthly Network Meetings which they hope will bring together and offer support and solidarity to those who are on the ground with their communities and who are in the areas where hate and discrimination are highest.
They really want to encourage you to join if you are living, studying, caring for someone or working in Avonmouth & Lawrence Weston, Bishopworth, Easton, Filwood, Frome Vale, Hartcliffe & Withywood, Henbury & Brentry, Hengrove & Whitchurch Park, Hillfields, Horfield, Knowle, Lawrence Hill, Lockleaze, St George, Southmead, Southville, Stockwood, Stoke Bishop or the City Centre. These are Bristol Impact Fund 2 Priority neighbourhoods.
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