Seminar 3: Mainstreaming equality and diversity in particular settings and contexts
The seminar series will give policy-makers, academics and activists the opportunity to discuss the key issues of mainstreaming equality in different parts of the UK and consider the wider picture in Europe and North America.
This seminar will explore the experiences of equalities policies in a specific social context and in relation to particular equality groups. The focus will be exploring how the policy of mainstreaming equality works in practice, and what the trade-offs are for different groups. The empirical challenges of undertaking research on multiple aspects of identity will be considered.
Date & time | Friday 11 November 2005, 9.30am-5.00pm |
Venue | Glamorgan Building, Cardiff University |
Event documents
- ESRC Seminar 3 Invitation (pdf)
- ESRC Seminar 3 Programme (pdf)
- ESRC Seminar 3 Presentation (Powerpoint)
- ESRC Seminar 3 Abstracts (pdf)
- Professor Robert L. Burgdorf Jr., University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law, Some Lessons on Equality from the Americans with Disabilities Act (pdf)
- Rosemary Deem (University of Bristol) and Louise Morley (University of Sussex), Negotiating Equity in Higher Education Institutions (pdf)
- Linda McKie, Glasgow Caledonian University, Organisation Carescapes: Policies, Practices and Equality in Business (pdf)
- Peter tatchell, Multiculturalism: The subversion of universal human rights? (Unvailable)