@saiqa_naz@BABCP@BabcpW @BABCP_Equality @bea_carrington It's been such a total pleasure to work with such a wonderful group of women. Thank you Patricia for all you've done for gender justice in BABCP, and thank you Bea for stepping forward to the chair role!!
Here is our new President Elect @saiqa_naz with Past President @psalkovskis & President @andrewbeck45 , with Saiqa’s manifesto on which she was nominated
We reaffirm our love and support to our colleagues @BABCP_Equality .
Please know that we fully accept that nstitutional racism does exist and we also know when we are being gaslighted.
#RaceReport
“No one had ever asked me how it felt to be me “ ‘The Help’ Set in the 1960’s Black maids raising & loving white babies. Despite their white Parents mocking dehumanising & segregating them. Slavery had been abolished in 1865. Black maids remained enslavedno freedom, human rights
In light of the recent media focus on mental health, racism and suicidal thoughts, here are some resources we'd like to share. First, we want to reiterate our anti-racism statement made in 2020 https://t.co/XF0YRRjD8K /THREAD
🙋♀️For #IWD I #choosetochallenge women to get skilled at harnessing our anger. As women we need allow our anger to show in powerful and influential ways to stand up for ourselves and the things we care about. @BABCP@BABCPW @BABCP_Equality
for years we have been given a name and language which has negative connotation, we as the equality alliance have decided a new narrative needs to be used in order make a positive impact. @BABCP_Equality @1BMHC @NIHRresearch @PHE_uk @AndyBurnhamGM @GM_HSC @WeActTogether @NHSHMR
For #LGBTHM21 we are celebrating the LGBT+ History Month icons! Today we have Maya Angelou (1928-2014), acclaimed author, poet, public speaker and activist. A long-time ally to the queer community around the world, she has been the voice of inspiration and resistance.