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Conference material: NGO perspectives

  • March 31, 2015

Session 2 of the conference was titled ‘Progress on equality, human rights and social justice: perspectives from researchers and NGOs’ and was chaired by Dr Sarah Spencer CBE, COMPAS, University of Oxford.

Presentation by Asif Afridi, brap and Equality and Diversity Forum

Presentation by Dr Paul Chaney, Wales Institute of Social & Economic Research, Data & Methods

Presentation by Colm O’Cinneide, University College London

Presentation by Dr Sally Witcher OBE, Inclusion Scotland

Discussion session

 

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Left to right: Sarah Spencer, Paul Chaney, Asif Afridi, Colm O’Cinneide, Sally Witcher

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