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The Gateway mentorship scheme
The Gateway mentorship scheme aims to empower and integrate refugees and asylum seekers into the local community.
Apply to the mentorship scheme by 13/11/16! Information session in room B 201, 1-2pm, 2/11/16.
Please refer to the attached poster for more details.
Event: Centre for Human Rights in Practice to launch collaborative report exploring the impact of spending cuts on BAME women on Monday 8 July 2013
The Centre for Human Rights in Practice has worked in partnership with Coventry Women’s Voices, Coventry Ethnic Minority Action Partnership and Foleshill Women’s Training to produce a new report: “Layers of Inequality: A Human Rights and Equality Impact Assessment of the Public Spending Cuts on Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Women in Coventry”
The report, which has been co-authored by Kalwinder Sandhu (Coventry Women’s Voices), Mary-Ann Stephenson (Coventry Women’s Voices and the Centre for Human Rights in Practice) and James Harrison (Centre Co-Director, Centre for Human Rights in Practice) will be officially launched on Monday 8 July 2013 at an event led by Marcia Jarrett (Coventry Ethnic Minority Action Partnership), report author Kindy Sandhu (Coventry Women’s Voices), Pragna Patel (Southall Black Sisters), Yvonne Mosquito (Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for the West Midlands) and Mary-Ann Stephenson (Coventry Women’s Voices and Centre for Human Rights in Practice)
Event Details
The report launch will take place between 9.30am and 11.30am on Monday 8 July 2013 at:
Herbert Gallery
Jordan Well, Coventry,
CV1 5QP
All are welcome –but booking essential as places are limited. Please email v.kaur@cemap-coventry.org.uk to book a place.
Kyla Sankley wins Santander Scholarship
Kyla Sankey, a student from the LLM programme International Development Law and Human Rights, has been awarded the 2011/12 Santander Scholarship. The scholarship aimed to fund students based on a demonstration that their study relates to the understanding of development within Latin America and that their research and knowledge will be disseminated to the wider Warwick community.
Kyla arrived at Warwick after working in human rights organisations in Colombia for 4 years. Through the Centre for Human Rights in Practice, she helped to organise a talk from a Colombian human rights lawyer for students at the university. She has also written articles on development and human rights in Colombia both for the Centre for Human Rights in Practice publication and the news website OpenDemocracy.