Black Women in Leadership – A Conversation with Antonia Bright

By UNISON Black Members Group with support from the Race Equality Network and the University of Bedfordshire

As part of Black History Month, join others for a powerful conversation with Antonia Bright – advocate for Black workers’ rights and UNISON!

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LU1 3JU

Room J203 Business School, Luton Campus Luton LU1 3JU United Kingdom

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1 hour 30 minutes
under 16 with parent or legal guardian
In person
Paid parking
Doors at 12:00

About this event

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Black Women in Leadership – A Conversation with Antonia Bright

Come join us for an inspiring event where we will be discussing the impact and importance of black women in leadership roles. Antonia Bright, a respected leader in our community, will share her experiences, challenges, and successes.

Antonia will be sharing her personal journey to the NEC and what it means to represent Black women members, who has inspired her the most growing up, and how role models shaped her journey, her priorities as the new NEC Black Women member and how we can all play a part in supporting one another.

We’ll also explore what Black History Month means to Antonia, how she connects with it, who and its importance in her work.

This interactive session will include time for audience questions and reflections. Open to all staff and students – come along, take part, and help build an inclusive space where voices are heard and represented

This event is both in-person and online. Those looking to attend online can access the event via the teams link below.

Online - Microsoft Teams - Join the meeting now -

Meeting ID: 364 293 768 883 2, Passcode: eg6EB6s3

Organised by

UNISON Black Members Group with support from the Race Equality Network and the University of Bedfordshire

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