Advancing Equalities in a Diverse Society Conference
Bay Hotel, Pettycur Bay,
Kinghorn, Fife
27th May 2009

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Protection in Sport newsletter

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FRAE Fife’s Visit to Scottish
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FRAE Fife’s staff team took Race Equality promotion to the Scottish Parliament.

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Summer 09
Coach Education Programmes
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Joint effort by Interactivesport, Fife Council Sport Development team and the Fife Youth Football Development League promote Show Racism The Red Card at the youth football final tournament competition.

The joint effort has also been in successfully delivering and promoting Cultural Diversity and Race awareness training to over 100 sporting clubs in Fife.

Child Protection in sport
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Interactivesport Integrated Tournaments

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Fife Pakistan Association
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Become a FRAE Fife community group
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FRAE Fife welcomes new community groups with common interest to promote race equality and create race awareness in the community of Fife.
New community groups are;
• Phil-Scot Fife
• Inter Badar Social group
• Fife Polish Arts Group
• West Fife Asian Old People’s Association
• Fife Pakistan Association
• FAME Youth Group
• Scottish– Bulgarian Association
• Polish School in Fife

Procedural Guidelines for New Community Groups are available at FRAE Fife Office
Please ask Lisa Potter for information.
Tel; 01592204005
Fax; 01592646067
Email; frae.fife@fife.gov.uk

FRAE Fife was established in 1999 as a Social Inclusion Partnership....click here for more details

FRAE Fife has been successful in securing funding from the EHRC to deliver training to 200 staff from statutory organisations, 20 voluntary sector staff , and 20 community groups

Aim
The training will explore the different strands of equality and aim to produce a better understanding and awareness of discrimination in an attempt to continue to promote anti-discriminatory practices within communities, organisations and in society as a whole.

Why is this training different?
It is different because of the involvement of representatives from the six equalities strands , public sector and voluntary organisations who contributed to the production of the training pack which makes it unique and inclusive.

Why we do it?
To enable participants to explore feelings of exclusion by looking at what happens when people are discriminated against.

The training team have developed a training pack that covers all the six strands. (i.e. Race , Sexuality, Religion and Belief, Age, Gender and Disability)

Target audience
Public Sector / Voluntary Sector / Community Groups / Individuals

FRAE Fife is currently delivering Equality, Diversity and Human Right training for Ethnic Minority Community groups and hopefully to service providers starting in January 2009.

Please contact Tecla Wight for more information if needed. 01592 204005 or tecla.wight@fife.gov.uk

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