A Black Perspective in Community and Youth Work, 2002

Kate Sapin

A Black Perspective in Community and Youth Work, 2002

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The report summarises the key issues that were discussed in the workshops with suggestions for relevant resources. The workshops included: Domestic Violence Issues and Practice, facilitated by Shabnam Sheikh and Alison Healicon; Sex and Relationships Education with Black and Minority Ethnic Communities, facilitated by Paul Mattis; Black Perspective in the Connexions Service, facilitated by Pravin Patel and Kaleem Anwar; A Black Perspective on Parents Power, facilitated by Addy Lazz-Onyenobi and Stella Osammor; De-Constructing “Race” with Young People faciliated by Dave Allport.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	A Black Perspective in Community and Youth Work
Place of Publication	Manchester
Publisher	University of Manchester, Centre for Continuing Education, Community Work Unit
Number of pages	32
Publication status	Published - Feb 2003
Event	A Black Perspective in Community and Youth Work: A Community Work Unit Conference, 2002 - Chancellors Conference Centre, Manchester Duration: 26 Oct 2002 → 26 Oct 2002

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Name	A Black Perspective in Community and Youth Work
Publisher	Community Work Unit, Centre for Continuing Education, Universtiy of Manchester

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Conference	A Black Perspective in Community and Youth Work: A Community Work Unit Conference, 2002
City	Chancellors Conference Centre, Manchester
Period	26/10/02 → 26/10/02

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Sapin, K 2003, A Black Perspective in Community and Youth Work, 2002. in A Black Perspective in Community and Youth Work. A Black Perspective in Community and Youth Work, University of Manchester, Centre for Continuing Education, Community Work Unit, Manchester, A Black Perspective in Community and Youth Work: A Community Work Unit Conference, 2002, Chancellors Conference Centre, Manchester, 26/10/02.

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