The Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Learning Providers Network

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The Learning Providers Network is a National Network committed to equality, diversity and social inclusion; supporting organisations to develop awareness, understanding and skills to promote equality and tackle discrimination.

The Learning Providers Network is for:

individuals
small work based learning organisations
social care providers
Saturday schools

The Employers Network for Diversity, Equality and Inclusion has been in development since 2015. We now have in place; resources, partners, materials and funding to support the work we do. The Employer Network covers all aspects of equality, diversity and inclusion issues in the workplace and the working environment. We focus on delivering high quality practical advice, products and services to our members.

We aim to help organisations turn theory into practice. Working with business closely, we understand the real issues faced by employers and the barriers you come across when trying to make change happen.

What the Learning Providers Network provides for members

Membership of the Learning Providers Network offers members access to hundreds of resources, all available to download from the Network website. Amongst other benefits, members have access to:

the Equality Review, our quarterly publication with news and features about Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
free telephone and email support on any equality, diversity and inclusion matters affecting your organisation. We will be available to answer any questions you have from a teaching, learning, management or training perspective.
download any of our Equality and Diversity Posters

The Network Aims:

to promote equality and tackle discrimination based on any of the Protected Characteristics
to foster good relationships between diverse groups in society
to support both organisations and individuals to develop and improve their equality practice
to offer support to individuals and the organisation to engage in appropriate staff development and training which increases their ability to deliver on this agenda

What the Network does

Draws together a wide range of information about all aspects of equality, diversity, inclusion and human rights
Provides its members with the information, expertise and understanding they need to promote equality, tackle discrimination, and to foster good relationships between diverse groups.
Provides a space for developing dialogue, experience, skills, understanding to improve and develop professional equality practice
Strengthens the contribution of organisations to public policy by sharing expertise and advancing shared views
Provides consultancy, advice and support to member organisations

What's on offer?

A wide range of resources put together to meet the needs of individuals and organisations. The needs will be met through:

Alyson Malach. Director of Equality and Diversity UK

Click here to find out more about our Director, Alyson Malach

Subsidised Professional development workshops
Providing professional development opportunities for equality practitioners
Networking with a wide range of professionals
Providing a forum space to support open discussion of equality and diversity issues
Peer support and practical advice from members
Development of an online equality resource library
Production of factsheets and briefing notes
A voice for practitioners
Developing the understanding, knowledge and skills of professionals and individuals
Update on new and existing equality resources
Individual and organisational advice and guidance

Resources

On the EDI Network, there is a large online resource library. All of the resources are free to download. Resources cover all of the Protected Characteristics.

The EDUK Blog

All Network members get access to the EDUK Blog, which is regularly updated with news and features on all aspects of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

provides an understanding of current equalities legislation
explores good and developing practice
explores the some of the long term and underlying causes of disadvantage that need to be addressed by education providers
provides practical tools to implement equality into teaching, learning and everyday practice for: employers, education providers (specifically FE and WBL but where relevant including topics that support schools and other providers of teaching, learning and training)
researches areas of policy, practice and need.
commissions initiatives in order to gain a better understanding of the latest policies, practice and development.

Membership Cost

Membership of the Learning Providers Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Network is £125 per annum

Currently reduced to £95

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