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With our population rapidly becoming more diverse, how do organisations effectively implement an equality policy that embraces all cultures?
Tuesday 09 September 2008
Tuesday 09 September 2008
12.00
14.00
Linen Hall Library- Belfast
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Tuesday 9 September - Linen Hall Library - 12 noon to 2pm
With our population rapidly becoming more diverse, how do organisations effectively implement an equality policy that embraces all cultures?
Bob Collins of the NI Equality Commission will chair this discussion with a panel of speakers consisting of:
• Kasia Garbal - Irish Congress ofTrade Unions
• Cllr. Naomi Long MLA
• Khanyisela Moyo - ACSON I
• Perspectives from Concern Worldwide
maeve.holly@concern.net
Contact Concern Worldwide for details
028 9033 1100
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