EqualiTeach is delighted to announce our upcoming Awards Ceremony, celebrating the achievements of the young people taking part in our Agents for Change: Islamophobia project. The event will take place on 1st May 2018 from 5.30-7.30pm at Rich Mix, Bethnal
On Tuesday 1st May 37 young people from seven Tower Hamlets schools (Green Spring Academy, London Islamic School, Swanlea School, Morpeth School, St John’s Primary, St Paul’s Primary and Globe Primary School) took to the stage in front of an invited
by Kate Hollinshead “Banning the hijab will help school girls integrate into British society and limit the Islamisation process.” “Banning the hijab will undermine the British Values of individual liberty and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs.” “Banning
by Gabriella Craft International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global day dedicated to celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women everywhere. Taking place on the 8th March each year, IWD calls together organisations, communities and individuals from
By Tammy Naidoo The government’s call for evidence as part of their review of Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) in schools closed earlier this month. The call for evidence has been made to inform the production of statutory guidelines after
The Department for Education (DfE) recently put out a call for evidence as it considers its guidance for Relationships and Sex Education (RSE), which will become mandatory for schools next year. EqualiTeach responded, and our answers are listed below. Question 1: Thinking
By Rachel Elgy Darren Osborne’s sentence has brought online platforms into the spotlight: are they doing enough to prevent extremist material from radicalising vulnerable individuals? The answer appears to be no. Social media can be an incredible force for good,
EqualiTeach are delighted to be an approved provider for the Institute of Physics (IOP), as part of their Whole School Equality Programme: Gender Champions. The IOP says:“Gender stereotypes can influence the way we behave, the choices we make and how we
2017… What a year. It is perhaps fair to describe it as a turbulent year, with some incredible highs and devastating lows. However, throughout it all, a thread has been emerging, which highlights a hopeful pattern: young people in the
EqualiTeach is delighted to announce we have received funding from the Home Office Hate Crime Community Projects Fund to extend our series of Agents for Change programmes and run a six month project to support young Muslims to raise awareness
By Tammy Naidoo On Monday 13th November the headlines across the majority of newspapers up and down the country all followed a similar thread. “Let Little Boys Wear Tiaras” and “Boys should be able to wear tutus, tiaras and heels
EqualiTeach has been funded by Big Lottery Awards for All to host free training events for people working with children between 0 and 7 years old. The aim of these events is to support settings to implement the requirement to