EqualiTeach deliver workshops with young people on various aspects of equality.
Workshops are interactive, engaging and tailored to different age groups, abilities and learning needs. We work with primary, secondary, and special schools as well as colleges and pupil referral units.
All Inclusive
Educating about disability and tackling disability-related bullying in KS2.
Celebrating Different Families
Celebrating different families and tackling homophobia for students in KS2.
Faith in Us
Understanding and challenging Islamophobia for students in KS2-4.
Home From Home
Understanding migration and related issues for students in KS2-4.
Outside the Box
Understanding gender and challenging stereotypes for students in KS2-4.
Reject Racism
Exploring identity and challenging racism for students in KS2-4.
Agents For Change
We run various Agents for Change projects, bringing together young people from different schools to explore an issue and action plan ways to tackle it in their schools as Agents for Change. Previous projects have tackled Islamophobia, bullying and sexism.
Funding Offers
We are pleased to be able to offer fully funded Think! and Second Thoughts! workshops in partnership with several local authorities.
Get in touch to book for the following areas:
Barking and Dagenham, Brent, Camden, Greenwich, Hackney, Hammersmith and Fulham, Haringey, Lambeth, Redbridge, Tower Hamlets, Westminster.
Evaluation
EqualiTeach’s work was independently evaluated by Manchester Metropolitan University. The organisation also carried out an internal evaluation of its products.
Everyone is equal and everyone should be respected and I want to help.
Young person
Faith in Us workshop
The Equalities Award
The Equalities Award provides support and guidance for schools to effectively promote equality, diversity and inclusion and allows schools to showcase their commitment to equality.
Teacher, staff & board member training
EqualiTeach deliver training for teachers, trainee teachers, support staff, senior leadership teams and governors, providing them with the skills, knowledge and confidence to promote equality and tackle discrimination in their settings.