Equal Works Conference 2007

10 & 11 September 2007

International Convention Centre

Birmingham

This two-day event for policy-makers, delivery agents and Equal Development Partnerships highlighted the successful outcomes of the programme and the role Equal can play in future policy development. The conference featured Margaret Prosser, Commission for Equality and Human Rights as key note speaker and Steve Wallace, Office for the Third Sector. Below we have uploaded all presentations and Plenary vidoes for you to browse through.

Welcome

Baroness Margaret Prosser of Battersea OBE

Deputy Chair - Commission for Equality and Human Rights (CEHR)

On 5 December 2006, Margaret was announced as Deputy Chair of the CEHR.

Margaret has 20 years' experience as a senior trade union official with the Transport and General Workers Union. Between 1984 and 2002 she was National Women's Secretary and National Organiser, and was then elected by the membership to the post of Deputy General Secretary.

For eleven years Margaret was a member of the TUC General Council and was TUC President in 1995/6.

Margaret was an Equal Opportunities Commissioner from 1985-1992, and from 1992-2002 she chaired the World Women's Committee of the International Chemical and Energy Workers Union.

In 2002 Margaret retired from the Transport and General Workers Union and in December of that year was appointed Chair of the Women's National Commission. Margaret has since been reappointed until 2008.

The Equal DVD

The Equal DVD was premiered at the Equal Works 2007 conference. The film celebrates and highlights the success of the Equal Programme in GB. It demonstrates the positive impact the Programme has had on DPs, beneficiaries and policy makers and will serve to inform a variety of different stakeholders of the lessons learnt and key outcomes from the Programme.

The DVD includes three DP case studies, each highlighting how equal has successfully made a difference to peoples lives. The film features contributions from beneficiaries and staff of the Development Partnerships as well as policy makers who have taken an interest in their work.

Showcase slides Day 1 - 10th September 2007
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Older Workers

SWOOP South West Opportunities for Older People

Powerpoint document file 673kb

GNPN Gloucestershire Neighbourhood Partnership Network

Powerpoint document file 694kb
Race & Integration

Progress GB Routes to Integration and Inclusion- Jane Watts NIACE

Powerpoint document file 431kb

Healthcare ESOL- Kath Jones

Powerpoint document file 2.8mb
Skills Gaps

Equalitec Knowledge and Skills for a Digital Future

Powerpoint document file 7.6mb

Cement

Powerpoint document file 6.6mb

Equalitec Advancing Women in ITEC- Mentoring Circles

Powerpoint document file 685kb
Workplace Adaptability

MEIRG Engineering Futures - Jan Staley

Powerpoint document file 4.7mb

Showcase slides Day 2 - 11th September 2007
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Engaging Employers

ATLAS The Bridges Programme Model - Maggie Lennon

Powerpoint document file 183kb

New Roots Scotland- Employers Research Findings

Powerpoint document file 173kb
Mainstreaming in Practice

Equal Access to Employment Re: Focus

Powerpoint document file 316kb

OWEN Older Workers Employment Network

Powerpoint document file 15mb
How to Measure and Evaluate Success

Looking for impact, outcomes and value

Powerpoint document file 171kb
Partnerships and Networks

Questions Identifying Partners and Structures

Powerpoint document file 737kb
Transnational Co-operation in Practice

Transnational co-operation in the New ESF Programme 2007- 2013- Ruth Santos

Powerpoint document file 443kb

Transnational Showcase learning the lessons from Equal- Lloyd Broad

Powerpoint document file 20mb

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