Re-forming the Curriculum. Education as part of tackling hate crime

BEMISis the national Ethnic Minorities led umbrella body supporting the development of the Ethnic Minorities Voluntary Sector in Scotland and the communities that this sector represents. Our vision is of a Scotland that is equal, inclusive and responsive: A society where:people from the diverse communities are valued, treated with dignity and respect,have equal citizenship, opportunities and equality of life,and who actively participate in civic society.

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Re-forming the Curriculum. Education as part of tackling hate crime in Scotland

<p><strong>L﻿ocation</strong>: Zoom. Details will be sent out to registered attendees 13th December.</p><h2>Theme</h2><p>The aim of this session will be to consider how we can utilise the education system in Scotland to tackle racism and other linked forms of discrimination within a Hate Crime Strategy for Scotland.</p><h2>Guest Speakers and contributors</h2><p><strong>Anti-Racism in Education Programme – ambitions and some key actions</strong></p><ol><li>Overview of the programme – Judith Ballantine, Anti-Racism in Education Programme Leader, Scottish Government</li><li>Building Racial Literacy in leaders and educators – Mélina Valdelievre, Race Equality Lead for Professional Learning, Education Scotland</li><li>Anti-Racism in the Curriculum – Laura Ross, Curriculum Unit, Scottish Government</li></ol>

Re-forming the Curriculum. Education as part of tackling hate crime

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