EQuality Training

09/09/2024

Let's change the narrative around leadership:
✅ Leadership means listening, not just talking.
✅ Leadership means collaborating, not dictating.
✅ Leadership means understanding, not undermining.
True leaders inspire change, foster growth, and create a lasting impact.

19/02/2024

2 accessible flats at Campbell Court available!

Treloar’s, apart from providing care and education to physically disabled children and young people with complex needs, also offers a range of Outreach Services to the wider disabled community, hires out campus facilities and has an independent living skills service for young disabled adults, aged 18-35 who have the potential to benefit from receiving a longer term independence skills learning / development package in a safe and supportive environment.

We believe that by investing in teaching independence skills we can enable each individual to live a more fulfilled life where they exercise choice, are more independent and ultimately can use their skills and talents to enhance the community.

Campbell Court is a community of 7 self-contained ground floor flats located adjacent to our campus. We have 2 vacancies available.

You can find more information on our website: https://www.treloar.org.uk/other-services/independent-adult-living/ or you can contact Alison Watkins, Domiciliary Care Manager at Campbell Court: [email protected].

Read our latest story about Campbell Court here: https://www.treloar.org.uk/20th-anniversary-of-campbell-court/

26/01/2022

"Therefore covering all angles, at least 9 roads - that’s 81 in-betweens, was Impossible given mole-hours. I endeavoured to incorporate critical race and critical gender, but my fluency on other groups was lacking at the time - I have sought to remedy this as time permits."

https://languageofrespect.blogspot.com/2022/01/international-conversations-feminsm.html

Language of respect, mole Chapman thinking on disability, equality, inclusive practice, Ethical governance.

22/01/2022

Thank you Jenny, so glad we found each other!!!

"my parents didn’t have to fight for me. I pretty much needed to say that I was prepared to work hard, and doors were opened for me.’"

https://languageofrespect.blogspot.com/2022/01/hello.html

Language of respect, mole Chapman thinking on disability, equality, inclusive practice, Ethical governance.

04/11/2021

on YouTube to allow easier access and sharing:

The language of Special in the culture of education, session 1, 2, 3

•I will explain the way language guides our beliefs, and the way culture influencea thinking, practice, policy and culture;
•Help you gain an awareness of bias in of education;
•Explain the role of critical theory to aid reflection on/in/for practice;
•explain the contribution of Disability Studies to SEN, ethical thinking, leadership and policy;

As I have defined it - to talk about how our language influences beliefs and influences thinking, practice, culture and policy. I will critique the way we talk about SEN within our schools - and within education – pointing out how this impacts negatively on the learning of those labelled.

https://youtu.be/3WsDCHxK0n8

https://youtu.be/T7YC99d8N1Y

https://youtu.be/eUkUlSr32go

Hello and Welcome Thank you for watching this presentation!! The language of Special in the culture of education, session 3I am Dr Laura Chapman if you’re se...

20/10/2021

"Supported conversation is a mode of facilitation that requires a deep understanding of the subject. The onus is on the conversation leader to pick up and run with thoughts, ideas and questions as they arise. While there is a plan, the content emerges as a collaboration* - even if feedback can be somewhat minimal."

It was a pleasure to work with Thrive by Design. I was approached by the MD, Roz Davies, to guide a conversation about disability equality.  I’ve worked for 3 decades in this area, so I was delighted to take the team through their … Supported conversation Read More »

09/09/2021

"Without a definition there is no way of articulating the characteristic discrimination the disabled population face. Giving a word to ableism, makes sure it exist! By saying ‘ableism’ we give time to voice a reality we then acknowledge fully."

https://equalitytraining.co.uk/a-professional-duty/

TweetEmail TweetEmailAbleism in the workplace The word ‘ableism’ has gained much currency these past few years. I have noticed the hashtag increasingly being used by the disabled community across social media. However, it seems not to have reached the consciousness of some, and a mystery too ...

31/07/2021

"Living our values means addressing those systems, structures and processes that maintain the status quo of inequality. Not easy work, but if we can’t do it, then who will? Equality is a consistent, active practice."

https://pub.lucidpress.com/JoyFE14/ ~

02/07/2021

"Disabled women have begun a three-week protest to highlight “appalling” research findings that showed they were almost twice as likely to die from COVID-19 during the pandemic as non-disabled women."

https://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/disabled-women-decide-enough-is-enough-and-launch-protest-over-pandemic-deaths/

Disabled women have begun a three-week protest to highlight “appalling” research findings that showed they were almost twice as likely to die from COVID-19 during the pandemic as non-disabled women…

23/06/2021

New Website

https://equalitytraining.co.uk

EQuality Training Welcome! EQuality Training is an innovative, vibrant company that designs and delivers tailored training in equality & diversity, inclusive practice and leadership. Facilitation Our enjoyable programme shows you simple steps to ensure all people are fully respected and accommodated...