Understanding the Intersections: Race, Gender and Harm (Men Only)
Date: Saturday, 14th November
Time: 10:30am to 3:30pm
Location: Cleaver & Wake
Join Juno Women’s Aid for an interactive roundtable discussion, exploring the experiences of Black and minoritised women in relation to violence against women and girls (VAWG). A key aim of this roundtable is to create a safe, supportive space where men can engage in open and honest conversations, listen to different perspectives and reflect on the role they can play in building safer, more inclusive communities. To make these conversations meaningful, Juno are keen to bring together a diverse collective of men, ensuring a range of backgrounds, experiences and perspectives are represented in the room. This could include male colleagues, members, volunteers, community leaders or other male connections within your networks who would be willing to listen, reflect and contribute to the discussion. Refreshments and lunch will be provided.
Engagement Workshop: Supporting Diverse Communities Experiencing SMD
Date: Thursday, 5th November / Wednesday, 11th November Time: 12 to 1pm / 1 to 2pm
Location: Online
The Public Health Team at Nottingham City Council are hosting a stakeholder event to hear from organisations that work with individuals who are experiencing severe and multiple disadvantage (individuals who are experiencing multiple challenges including mental ill-health, substance use, contact with the criminal justice system, domestic abuse and homelessness) from diverse communities in Nottingham. The aim of the workshop is to hear from stakeholder organisations about how individuals with these experiences can be better supported. The workshop is part of a programme of engagement work linked to the Changing Futures programme in Nottingham.
The team are especially wanting to hear from organisations who are helping people in these communities with the following:
- Housing
- Domestic abuse
- Mental health
- Drug and alcohol use
- Probation and criminal justice orders
- Support for those facing racism or discrimination
- Support for those experiencing social exclusion or isolation
Online Radicalisation Myths vs Facts: Conversation Tool
Online Radicalisation Myths vs Facts sheet is a conversation tool created by Nottingham City Council’s Prevent team. The purpose of the sheet is to help have clearer conversations about online radicalisation, while staying informed and supportive of one another. You don’t have to have all the answers. Small actions can make a big difference.
