Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Network
Join one of the EDUK Networks, and gain exclusive access to networking, collaboration, expertise, insights, branding, and solutions support.
Features:
Exclusive Insights and Ideas: Access a curated collection of thought leadership resources, including interviews, insights, and ideas from experts, changemakers, and the community. Enhance your impact and accelerate your efforts to address inequality across all protected characteristics.
Exclusive Member Events: Participate in practical sessions that cover the content in our ‘How to do it Right’ guides. Benefit from tips and success stories shared by other member organisations and engage in live Q&A sessions. (Minimum of two per year).
License to use our exclusive EDUK Member Logo: Showcase your commitment to tackling racial equality by using our logo on your website, social media, and communications. Your organisation will also be featured on the member page of the EDUK website.
Useful Resources: Access resources specifically designed for organisations actively addressing diversity in the workplace.
State of the Nation Statistics: Stay informed with exclusive access to up-to-date State of the Nation statistics, enabling you to make a significant difference.
Free Training and Resources: Access to free resources and 3 free places on any of our Open Courses annually
We run a number of Equality, DIversity and Inclusion Networks
The Equality Network for Practitioners
For FE Colleges, Academies, Schools, Free Schools, Universities, Nurseries
The Equality Network for Employers
For Public Sector Organisations, Private Sector Organisations, Large Work Based Learning Organisations
the Equality Network for Learning Providers
For individuals, small work based learning organisations, social care providers, Saturday schools
For Third Sector Organisations including Charities and Voluntary Sector Organisations.
The Equality, Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging Network for Primary and Secondary schools and Academies
Equality and Diversity Network for Trainers
Mental Health First Aid Network for Employers
Anti-Racism Network for UK Police Forces
Support Us:
Our solution resources and events are free to enable as many changemakers as possible to access them.
We believe you can make a difference in the drive for equality, and do not want financial barriers to stand in your way. Our aim is to be self-sustaining, rather than profit-making, so the Network membership fees cover all access to the members-only resources, advice, guidance and online development. and needs financial support to continue this important work. Here’s how you can help:
1. If your organisation is interested in sponsorship opportunities, please email info@eduk.uk
2. You or your organisation can make a contribution for the resources you use, the events you attend, or simply because you support what we do.
Support us to support you in tackling inequality.
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The Networks' 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 Networks do
- 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:
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- 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 each of the Network websites, there are large online
resource libraries. 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.
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