You’re invited! The St Andrews Fair Saturday International Ceilidh is organised by the Centre for Minorities Research of the University of St Andrews and the Fife Centre for Equalities (FCE) for people from all nationalities and ethnicities and celebrate St Andrews Day on the principles of social inclusion, fairness and sharing. Join us for some […]
The 2019/20 Young Women Lead (YWL) Project The Project is aimed at recruiting young women (30yrs and under) and seeks to increase the political participation of young women. The 2019/20 project is aimed specifically at young women from minority ethnic communities. The first half of Young Women Lead will consist of training workshops on topics such as […]
Hard Up Communities in Fife: Welfare Reform and Equality INVITATION TO TENDER Full pdf attached below: FCE Invitation to Tender – Hard Up Communities in Fife – Welfare Reform and Equality 190328[39630] Key Themes: Welfare Reform, Poverty, Universal Credit, Equality Act 2010, Protected Characteristics This invitation to tender is to undertake investigative research to […]
FCE Call for Proposals – Hard Up Communities in Fife – Welfare Reform and Equality 181009[37537] Key Themes: Welfare Reform, Poverty, Universal Credit, Equality Act 2010, Protected Characteristics This call is for a project to carry out investigative research to better understand the barriers experienced by communities of protected characteristics that are affected by poverty. […]
Friday 8th June 2018, 10am-16.15pm University of St Andrews 9.30 – 10.00 Registration & Coffee 10.00- 10.05 Kim McKee (Chair), University of St Andrews – Welcome 10.05 – 11.00 Hannah Jones, University of Warwick ‘Go Home – whose home? How both immigration and the ‘hostile environment’ are ordinary in […]
Date: Friday 8th June 2018 Venue: University of St Andrews Organisers: Dr Kim McKee, University of St Andrews (km410@st-andrews.ac.uk) and Dr Sharon Leahy, University of St Andrews (sl65@st-andrews.ac.uk) Keynote speakers: Dr Hannah Jones (University of Warwick), Dr Sharon Leahy (University of St Andrews), Eloise Nutbrown (COSLA), Prof. David Robinson (University of Sheffield) Funded by: the […]