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Thank you for your interest in 'Race' In Social Policy- Teaching and Learning Day.

We are bringing teachers, students, researchers and programme specialists to Nottingham on May 20th 2022 to discuss issues of racial equality in social policy teaching and learning.

This conference is based on the recent special issue of Social Policy and Society journal, 'Race', Learning and Teaching in Social Policy, and many of the contributing authors to that issue will be giving presentations and leading workshops at this event. The edition is currently open-access and free to download until 31st May 2022.

A link to join via MS Teams will be sent to you prior to the event. For all queries, please contact ewan.cameron@nottingham.ac.uk.

Our online programme is from 10:15am to 1pm and features the following presentations and q+a sessions.

‘The Missing Dimension: where is ‘race’ in social policy teaching and learning?’ Key research findings- Professor Gary Craig, University of Newcastle

Experiences of BAME Students at the UoN – Key research findings - Ms Catherine Williams, University of Nottingham

A Lecturer’s Perspective: a critical reflection of teaching ‘Race’ and ‘Racism’- Dr Jo Britton, University of Sheffield

Student Voices- Students from University of Swansea and University of Nottingham

A Reflection on the plenary presentations (online)- Professor Karen Rowlingson, University of York, SPA Chair

This event is funded by the Social Policy Association and supported and organised by Social Policy and Society Journal and University of Nottingham International Centre for Public and Social Policy.

'Race' in Social Policy - Teaching and Learning Day [ONLINE]