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Event

TUC Women's Conference 2022

Delivered Date

11 Mar 2022

This event took place as part of TUC Women’s Conference 2022 with the support of the TUC Anti-Racism Taskforce.

The panel discusses priorities and organising for change to tackle the intersecting discriminations of sexism, racism and classism Black women face at work and in our movement and the work affiliates are doing to address this, and the work of the Anti-Racism Taskforce.

The panel also discusses the disproportionate impact of the pandemic on Black women and what needs to happen to tackle Racism and sexism in the workplace society more broadly.

Chair:  

Gloria Mills, UNISON, Chair of TUC Race Relations Committee.

Speakers: 

Jennifer Moses, National Officer NASUWT, Equalities and Training and TUC Anti-Racism Taskforce Member.
Susan Matthews, UNITE, Vice-Chair of TUC Women’s Committee.
Maxine Looby, UCU Vice President

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