Here at the Women’s Centre, we are developing a new business plan and we need your help!
This plan will set the direction for the Women’s Centre and guide what we do over the next few years. We have come up with some ideas and would love to get your feedback.
It would be a really big help if you could complete the following survey and tell us what you think. All of your answers will be anonymous.
If you have any questions or comments about the business plan or this survey, please ask any member of staff. Thanks for your help!
Nottingham leaders united to take a stand against hate crime at a special event on Monday 15th October. Timed to coincide with the start of National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2018, the event emphasised the partnership approach being taken to tackle hate crime. The ‘No to Hate’ event was organised to reaffirm the partnership’s commitment to tackling prejudice and hatred in all forms, and to send a clear message that there is ‘no place for hate’ in Nottingham.
Kate Meynell, Assistant Chief Constable at Nottinghamshire Police, said: “Nobody should be made to feel afraid, intimidated or threatened because of who they are. Nottinghamshire Police will not tolerate hate crime of any kind and we will treat any report extremely seriously. I’m proud to be here today to reiterate the message that Nottinghamshire is no place for hate.”
‘No Place For Hate’ Summit On Friday 19th October, 11am – 1pm, a ‘No Place For Hate’ Summit will be hosted by One Nottingham and Nottingham Citizens at the Royal Concert Hall. The summit will highlight the valuable and innovative work taking place in Nottingham to tackle prejudice, and is aimed at helping organisations, businesses, schools and other institutions to explore how they can play a role in tackling prejudice and hate.
There will be an opportunity to hear from those affected by hate, as well as from those making valuable contributions to tackle it including Nottingham Women’s Centre.
