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Barriers workshop. Robyn Williams, Andrea Parris & Leslie Seymore (USA) Wednesday 24 September 2003. Barriers workshop. Aim: To develop a greater understanding of the issue of multiple discrimination faced by black women . Barriers workshop. Objectives:
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Barriers workshop Robyn Williams, Andrea Parris & Leslie Seymore (USA) Wednesday 24 September 2003
Barriers workshop Aim: To develop a greater understanding of the issue of multiple discrimination faced by black women
Barriers workshop Objectives: 1.Identify forms of discrimination that affect black women 2. Explore the affects of the discriminations 3. Develop strategies to minimise the affects of the discriminations
Barriers workshop Identify forms of discrimination that affect black women Racism: perceived superiority of one race over another Racism = Prejudice + power
Barriers workshop Sexism Sexism: perceived superiority of one gender over another Sexism = Prejudice + power
Barriers workshop Definition of black “The definition of "black" is one that emphasises the common experience and determination of people of African, African-Caribbean, Middle Eastern, or Asian sub continent origin to oppose the effects of racism and victimisation” Article 2.1 NBPA Constitution
Barriers workshop Sexual racism Black women have been sexually exploited throughout history and their experiences of sexism necessarily involve reference to historically developed racial stereotyping
Barriers workshop Police Officer data (Police service strength 11/03) updated 6 10 03
Barriers workshop • Police staff data (Police service strength 6.10.03) • Total Police staff 63,729 • All Female total 44,365 • BME female Total: 2, 370
Barriers workshop • Explore the affects of the discriminations
Barriers workshop The experience of Police officers • Segregation • Low rank • Investigated
Barriers workshop The experience of Police Staff • Segregation by role and police culture • Low grade • Ability/performance questioned
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Barriers workshop Halle Berry Dj Ritu – The mix
Barriers workshop Professor Pardhan Kelly Holmes
Barriers workshop Bonnie Greer –Playwright and critic Miss Dynamite
Barriers workshop Diane Abbott MP Baroness Amos – International development secretary
Barriers workshop Vanessa Mae Moira Stewart
Barriers workshop Refreshment break
Barriers workshop Develop strategies to minimise the affects of the discriminations
Barriers workshop Solutions Please see workshop findings on word document(attached to email)
Barriers workshop Thoburn and Shemmings • High Power: Controls • Helps design service • Partner • Participant • Involved • Consulted • Informed • Placated • Manipulated • Low Power: Powerless
Barriers workshop Objectives: 1.Identify forms of discrimination that affect black women 2. Explore the affects of the discriminations 3. Develop strategies to minimise the affects of the discriminations
Barriers workshop • Sources • Police Research paper 107 “Career progression of ethnic minority” • Police Research paper 136 “Attitudes of people of minority ethnic communities towards a career in the Police service” • NBPA Womens group research by Dr Purwar • Et al
Barriers workshop Robyn Williams, Andrea Parris & Leslie Seymore (USA) Wednesday 24 September 2003