Falkirk People’s Rights and Equality Group First Meeting

Posted on October 21, 2016

Central Scotland Regional Equality Council (CSREC) invites you to the first meeting of the Falkirk People’s Rights and Equality Group, which takes place on Wednesday 9^th November, 6:30pm-8:30pm at the Community Education Centre, Park Street, Falkirk, FK1 1RE.

This new group will be led by local people, and will be for local people, providing an opportunity for local people to join the conversation on what could be changed or improved to ensure that Falkirk is fairer and more inclusive for everyone.

The first meeting will include a discussion on hate crime and what can be done to make Falkirk fairer and more inclusive, as well as a workshop on online hate crime from Police Scotland.

For further information, or to book your place, please visit the CSREC Eventbrite webpage.

Alternatively, contact Daniel Jones by phone: 01324 610950, or email: Daniel.Jones@centralscotlandrec.org.uk

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