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"In October 2015, Bath Spa celebrated Equality and Diversity week. As part of this, the library launched a year-long project entitled Reads & Rights - celebrating equality and diversity in the library collections. Each month the campaign focused on a specific theme including race, gender reassignment, disability, religion and beliefs, sexual… more
CyMAL have drawn together a selection of helpful online resources relating to access, equality and diversity. Access, equality and diversity resources … more
This 2011 briefing from the Equality and Diversity Forum is intended to provide clear information about the rights of refugees and migrants that will help authorities to meet the needs of these individuals. Refugees, migrants and the Equality Act 2010… more
The Equality & Human Rights Commission published (in 2010) this "series of guidance documents to help explain the Act and provide practical examples on how the law has changed. We currently have guidance for employers, workers, service providers and service users, and will be adding guidance for education providers and… more
A 10-point plain English guide to help employers and service providers explain to their staff and service users why monitoring information is being collected. (Stonewall, 2009) What's it got to do with you?… more
Report of a successful positive action traineeship managed by Time To Read. Positive Action Traineeships in NW Libraries - Case Study… more
This manifesto from the International Federation of Library Associations sets out what public libraries should be doing to achieve successful multicultural or culturally diverse provision. IFLA Multicultural Library Manifesto… more
Results of a key piece of research that took the form of a series of focus groups and one-to-one interviews to explore in depth the triggers for and causes of prejudice against minority groups.Report by Gill Valentine and Ian McDonald, Stonewall, 2004. Understanding prejudice … more
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