Black Educators

The National Education Union has created a series of Zoom discussion forums for members to guide Union policy and discussions with the Government. It is clear that the pandemic has had a disproportionate impact on racialised communities.

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It is therefore imperative that our communities come together and organise. These zoom meetings will be interactive, participant led and the first step in creating the conditions for change.

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Sunday 17th May, 4pm
"Build Back Better - wider opening of education, health and well-being for Black staff & pupils" Register

Wednesday 20th May, 4pm
"Covid-19 effects on Black people - including positive stories of heroism, care and altruism" Register

Wednesday 27th May, 4pm
"How do we ensure more inclusion when schools open? Curriculum and assessment" Register

The NEU uses the term 'Black' in a political context to encompass all members who self-identify as Black or Asian and all other minority ethnic groups who do not identify themselves as white.

Julie Walters-Nisbett, Organiser of the Leicester NUT Black Teachers’ Network.

Camille London-Miyo, Leicester NUT Equal Opportunities Officer.