The Equality Act a Decade on: Achieving Equality through Social Policy
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University of Birmingham
Alan Walters Building Room PG-103 Birmingham B15 2TT United KingdomDescription
The Equality Act 2010 was designed to deliver equality in the delivery of public services across the UK. This one-day seminar will explore whether, and how, this has been achieved across a range of different policy areas for LGBT+ people.
Invited speakers will be delivering a short, research-based, presentations exploring what has been achieved and future directions for research and policy followed by a facilitated discussion for all participants to help set a research agenda and establish an LGBT+ network for the Social Policy Association.
Contributors include
- Sarah Cooper, University of Exeter
- Eleanor Formby, Sheffield-Hallam University
- Andrew King, University of Surrey
- Samuel Mann, Swansea University
- Mark McCormack, Roehampton University
A small number of travel bursaries are available for PGR and ECRs and people with limited financial assistance. Please email L.J.Gregory@bham.ac.uk
For more information on the event or network, please contact the organisers Dr Lee Gregory, l.j.gregory@bham.ac.uk and Dr Peter Matthews, peter.Matthews@stir.ac.uk
This event is open to anyone with an interest in this research area regardless of their sexual or gender identity. The event will be an inclusive space.
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This event is funded by the UK Social Policy Association and co-hosted by the University of Birmingham and University of Stirling