From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Wed Sep  1 18:40:07 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2010 18:40:07 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Fw: Imkaan training programme 2010
Message-ID: <011201cb49fc$bc2a0dd0$dd662352@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lia Latchford" <admin at imkaan.org.uk>
Sent: Friday, August 27, 2010 3:42 PM
Subject: Imkaan training programme 2010


Dear All,

Please find attached the updated Imkaan training programme, along with a booking
form.

Upcoming courses:

Domestic Violence, BAMER Women and Children: Advanced                    21
September 2010, London

Sexual Violence and BAMER Women
5 & 21 October 2010, London

Imkaan is providing the sexual violence training in response to the requests of
our members, and we are aware that this training is both in demand and extremely
useful for members and external agencies to attend.  We would therefore urge you
to book your place as soon as possible.


This December, Imkaan will also deliver 2 accredited training courses for which
participants will achieve a Level 2 accreditation with the National Open College
Network, which will count towards Continued Professional Development (CPD):



Safeguarding Against Forced Marriage & Honour Based Violence
7 December 2010, London



Risk Assessment & Case Management in Cases of Forced Marriage
16 December 2010, London

And Honour Based Violence

Places for all Imkaan training sessions are booked on a first come first served
basis - please return completed booking forms to
admin at imkaan.org.uk<mailto:admin at imkaan.org.uk> in order to secure your place.

Many thanks & best wishes,

Lia Latchford
Information Officer
Imkaan

3rd Floor Tindlemanor
52-54 Featherstone Street
London EC1Y 8RT
Tel: 020 72503933
email: admin at imkaan.org.uk

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From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Wed Sep  1 18:41:03 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2010 18:41:03 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Fw: Research, Policy,
	Activism: ways forward in ending violence against women
Message-ID: <013701cb49fc$e61a2350$dd662352@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Shannon Harvey" <Shannon.Harvey at eaveshousing.co.uk>
Sent: Friday, August 27, 2010 4:18 PM
Subject: Research, Policy, Activism: ways forward in ending violence against
women


Dear Women in London

Please would you add the following event to the WiL site?

Research, Policy, Activism: ways forward in ending violence against women
A free seminar exploring research methodology in the women's sector
1-5pm, Thursday 23 September 2010

As a second tier project working to end violence against women, Eaves' Lilith
Research & Development team often find themselves at the nexus of producing high
quality, original research, working to change policy, and campaigning as
grassroots activists. This seminar will explore how the relationship between
research, policy and activism is reflected in feminist research methodology, and
specifically in Lilith R&D's work around prostitution.

Speakers
Professor Betsy Stanko - Senior Advisor for Strategic Analysis with the
Metropolitan Police
Julie Bindel - Co-Project Manager, PE:ER Project, Eaves
Helen Easton - Senior Research Fellow, Crime Reduction & Community Safety Group,
London South Bank University
Helen Atkins - Exiting Prostitution Research Officer, Lilith R&D, Eaves

Eaves are able to provide this seminar free of charge, courtesy of London
Councils and the Big Lottery Fund, however places are limited to 30 attendees.
For more information and to book a place go to
www.eaves4women.co.uk<http://www.eaves4women.co.uk/> or email
Shannon.harvey at eaveshousing.co.uk<mailto:Shannon.harvey at eaveshousing.co.uk>.

Many thanks

Shannon Harvey

Exiting Prostitution Administrator
Lilith Research & Development

Eaves
Unit 2.03, Canterbury Court
Kennington Park
1-3 Brixton Road
London SW9 6DE

T: +44 (0)20 7840 7110 (Direct Line)
T: +44 (0)20 7735 2062 (Switchboard)
F: +44 (0)20 7820 8907
E: shannon.harvey at eaveshousing.co.uk<mailto:shannon.harvey at eaveshousing.co.uk>
W: http://www.eaves4women.co.uk


________________________________
Disclaimer

The contents of this e-mail are confidential to the intended recipient
and may be legally privileged. This e-mail is meant solely for the
person to whom it is addressed. If you are not the intended recipient,
please notify the sender at Eaves Housing for Women - 020 7735 2062
and then please delete the message from your system immediately.
It should not be disclosed or copied to any other person.
Please note that neither Eaves Housing for Women nor the sender
accepts any responsibility for viruses and it is your responsibility to
scan attachments (if any).

Eaves Housing for Women Ltd
2nd Floor, Canterbury Court, 1 - 3 Brixton Road, London, SW9 6DE
Company Number 1322750
Charity Number 275048.





From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Wed Sep  1 19:13:56 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2010 19:13:56 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Fw: Free Literacy and Numeracy Training
Message-ID: <018d01cb4a01$7a37c890$dd662352@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Amina Begum" <Amina.Begum at Circleanglia.org>
To: "Amina Begum" <Amina.Begum at Circleanglia.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 5:25 PM
Subject: Free Literacy and Numeracy Training


Hi Everyone, 

Just as a reminder, 

You might be aware that we are delivering a 13 week pilot Literacy and
Numeracy project and I am happy to confirm the classes have started
today.

Please do think of any clients/students who would benefit from these
classes which are employment focused.

Please refer t the information below which I hope will make referring
clients and students easier for you.

1.      literacy classes are booked for 13weeks starting 1st September
2010 every Wednesday  11am to 1pm 

2.      Numeracy classes are booked for 13 weeks starting 2nd September
every Thursday 11am to 1pm 

3.      candidates must commit to 10hrs of classes room learning 

4.      clients must be residents of E3

5.      candidates referred for the classes must have access to public
recourse

6.      candidates do not have to be unemployed 

7.      You can reassure candidates that even though the classes do not
lead to a qualification the tutors are fully qualified and will be
teaching similar material delivered to those students on accredited
preparation to work courses 

I have attached a copy of the poster, times and dates for both trainings
that are being used to advertise the classes so please forward on to
partner groups you work with and anyone you think is appropriate.  

I am aware the poster does not have dates but once candidates have been
referred we will address this with them.

Thanks so much for the support

Kind Regards 

Amina Begum  
Information, Advice & Guidance Officer 
Community Development Team 
Old Ford Housing Association 
73 Usher Rd
Bow
London 
E3 2HS
T: 020 7364 5814    F: 020 7364 5595 
amina.begum at circleanglia.org

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From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Wed Sep  1 19:15:34 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2010 19:15:34 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Fw: Free Digital Music Workshop
Message-ID: <019901cb4a01$b42ef4b0$dd662352@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "alpha ville" <alphavillefestival at gmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 4:06 PM
Subject: Free Digital Music Workshop


Hello there,

My name is Kate, I am working on behalf of Alphaville Festival, London's new
festival for digital art, music and culture. As part of the festival, there
will be a free workshop for girls aged between 14-19 yrs in Tower Hamlets.
The workshop is funded by the Arts Council and aims to encourage girls to
break into what is largely a male dominated industry. There will be a free
lunch provided and the girls who attend will be taught how to use
specialised music software which will then be installed for free on their
laptops. This is an excellent opportunity and places are limited.

Would it be possible for you to circulate the attached flyer and information
to any girls who might be interested? I have also included the press release
(below) for your information. I would be grateful if you could let me know
if you are able to help. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate
to get in touch.

Thank you for your time,

Kate Green
support at alphavillefestival.co.uk


Making Music Your Career. Free Alpha-ville Digital Music Workshop.

Girls, are you aged between 14-19 and live in Tower Hamlets? Do you love
music? How about a career as a music producer? Or maybe you would just like
to know how to create your own sounds? Alpha-ville Festival is inviting you
to a FREE Digital Music Workshop at the Whitechapel gallery on Saturday 18th
September 2010, 10am - 2pm.

If you have ever wondered about a career in the music industry, this is the
first step to leaning about how artists, producers and sound designers make
it. Whether you are beginner or know a bit about making music already, this
one-day course is for you. You must have a real passion for electronic music
and your own laptop that you can bring on the day. The session will be led
by a published digital music artist who will take you through the basic
creation of music. Using your computer, keyboards and controllers, you will
also learn how to mix and synchronize music and images.

The final bonus is we will install industry standard Ableton software on
your laptop for you to take home and continue creating.

So how do you get involved? Its simple. All you need to do is book on-line
via our email: makemusic at alphavillefesitval.co.uk

For more information go to: www.alphavillefesitval.co.uk/makemusic or
facebook page http://www.facebook.com/AlphavilleFestival?ref=mf
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From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Wed Sep  8 14:23:48 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 14:23:48 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Future of London Councils' grants - survey - closes 10th
	November 2010
Message-ID: <010601cb4f59$17389960$dd662352@wilalg>

Consulting on the future role and scope of the London Councils grants scheme

London Councils is undertaking an extensive consultation exercise to establish
the best way of using its grant resources for the benefit of boroughs, voluntary
groups and people living in the capital.

Under the existing system, London's boroughs take a decision each year to pool
some of their funding and fund voluntary services on a regional level through
the London Councils Grants Programme. The consultation is looking at whether a
pan-London grants scheme is the best way for the money to be used, or whether
boroughs can achieve a greater impact by spending money on their own locally
determined priorities.

The consultation will run until 10 November 2010 and London Councils is urging
all those working or with an interest in the voluntary sector to take part in
the online survey and make their views heard, including the London Boroughs;
other key funders of the voluntary and community sector in London; other major
public sector bodies working in London; and of course voluntary sector
organisations (that are currently commissioned, and those that are not).

We strongly recommend that you read both the background paper and review the
consultation form before starting your responses on-line. The background paper
can be downloaded from
http://www.londoncouncils.gov.uk/London%20Councils/BackgroundDocumentFINAL.pdf
or from the survey itself.

The online form seeks views on:
* The overarching proposal for change
* Categorisation of each currently commissioned service into London-wide,
sub-regional, and "essentially local in nature" groupings
* The timescale for change
* The wider impacts of change

Please do take this opportunity to express your views by joining our
consultation here

You can find the link to the survey at
http://www.londoncouncils.gov.uk/grants/aboutourfunding/futureofgrants.htm





From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Wed Sep  8 14:33:24 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 14:33:24 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Sexual Orientation Monitoring Seminar - 28th September 2010
Message-ID: <011d01cb4f5a$6e69f5c0$dd662352@wilalg>

Sexual Orientation Monitoring Seminar - 28th September 2010

VSF in partnership with the LVSC CYP project, Women's Resource Centre, London
Action Trust, PACE and London Councils.

Are your services really accessible?

Date: Tuesday September 28th 2010
Time: 9.30 - 13:00
Address: Human Rights Action Centre, Amnesty International, 17-25 New Inn Yard,
EC2A 3EA

Discuss: How to collect LGBT data. What barriers are you facing and what are the
solutions?
Find out: Why collecting data is important and how others do it.

We'd like to tailor the seminar around your needs - please take a few minutes to
answer 4 short questions -
http://www.smart-survey.co.uk/v.asp?i=25348wnovk&dm_i=6I7,7X49,PQZL4,K559,1

To book a place, please complete the attached form
http://www.londoncouncils.gov.uk/London%20Councils/LVSCBookingForm.pdf and email
cyp at lvsc.org.uk


If you have any problems with any links please go to
http://www.londoncouncils.gov.uk/grants/news/pressdetail.htm?pk=1166






From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Wed Sep  8 15:00:09 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 15:00:09 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Launch of Almanac Questionnaire - LGBT sector London
Message-ID: <013901cb4f5e$4284ca30$dd662352@wilalg>

Launch of Almanac Questionnaire - LGBT sector London

In Our Name
Launch of Almanac Questionnaire

Kairos in Soho (KiS) and the In Our Name project partners, London Friend, PACE
and the Metro Centre, are excited to announce the launch of the The In Our Name
Almanac Questionnaire.

The questionnaire is for not-for-profit lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
(LGBT) groups, organisations and projects based in and/or serving Greater
London.

We would be very grateful if you could please spread the word about the
questionnaire to individuals and networks engaged in LGBT organising.

The information produced from the questionnaire will form the basis of the 2010
London LGBT Voluntary and Community Sector Almanac -a new comprehensive annual
print publication about the London LGBT voluntary and community sector (VCS).

The Almanac will provide up-to-date statistical and strategic information about
the diverse LGBT voluntary and community sector in London, so that LGBT
organisations can access an information base for lobbying, planning and
development, and envision their strategic context. The Almanac will also give
organisations the opportunity to showcase their work to others in the sector.
LGBT VCOs, funders and infrastructure organisations will receive a free printed
copy of the Almanac.

Organisations known to KiS will have been sent a dedicated link to make
completion of the questionnaire more efficient in organisations with more than
one representative.

This will be the first comprehensive mapping since the publication of the PiP
Report - the first mapping of the London LGBT sector in 2006/7 conducted by KiS.
At this particular time, at a relatively high point of legislative and policy
attention to LGBT equality, alongside significant economic turmoil, we have an
opportunity to fully monitor the impact of the changing political and economic
climate on the LGBT sector as a whole, and on diverse LGBT communities of
identity, through the production of a year on year report. These findings will
be useful for monitoring the impact of the changing political and economic
climate on voluntary and community organisations working in equalities and
diversity.

It is hugely important that LGBT organisations complete the questionnaire.

The In Our Name Almanac Questionnaire is available here:
http://www.kairosinsoho.org.uk/almanac.asp

If organisations would prefer to complete the survey over the telephone, or in
hard copy they can ring Kairos in Soho on 020 7437 6063.

On behalf of KiS and the In Our Name project partners thank you very much for
your valuable support.

http://www.kairosinsoho.org.uk/almanac.asp





From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Wed Sep  8 15:00:48 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 15:00:48 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Is Your Organisation Deaf-Friendly? - training - 10th or
	17th September 2010
Message-ID: <013a01cb4f5e$42a179f0$dd662352@wilalg>

Are you aware of the needs of your Deaf customers, employees and service users?

Royal Association for Deaf people (RAD) in partnership with Access to
Volunteering is delivering free Deaf awareness training to public and voluntary
sector organisations based in Greater London.

If you would like to find out more about making your organisation deaf-friendly,
or have a specific issue you need to help resolve, RAD can provide you with
three hours Deaf Awareness training free of charge along with ongoing support,
if required. The training can be tailored to your needs and can include some
basic British Sign Language (BSL) along with information about Access to Work (a
government funded scheme providing financial adjustments for interviewing and
employing disabled people), The Disability Discrimination Act, communication
tactics and how to be a deaf-friendly employer and or service provider.

The training will be delivered by a Deaf tutor who is a BSL user (with an
interpreter) along with a Deaf volunteer who will share their life experience of
deafness and the societal and workplace barriers they have overcome.

Two Deaf awareness training sessions will be delivered at RAD's London office in
Hackney (near Old Street tube station) on 10th September 2010 at 10am till 1pm
and 17th September 2010 at 10am till 1pm. On-site training can also be arranged,
either on a one-to-one basis or small group (maximum of eight attendees).

These sessions will provide an excellent opportunity for networking with other
organisations whilst benefiting from invaluable training.

For further information Telephone: 0207 608 1881 Text Phone: 0207 608 1899
Email: louise.mudie at royaldeaf.org.uk

Further Information

RAD provide a range of support services for Deaf and hard of hearing people. For
further information telephone: 0845 688 2525 email: info at royaldeaf.org.uk or
visit http://www.royaldeaf.org.uk

Access to Volunteering is a pilot scheme that aims to increase the number of
disabled people volunteering by providing grants to supporting organisations.
For further information visit http://www.accesstovolunteering.org





From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Thu Sep  9 13:33:15 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2010 13:33:15 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Sustainable ICT on Software Freedom Day
References: <010601cb4f59$17389960$dd662352@wilalg>
Message-ID: <010d01cb501b$455182e0$dd662352@wilalg>

Sustainable ICT on Software Freedom Day

Date: Friday, 17 September 2010, 11am to 7pm - Tea, coffee and biscuits provided
but bring your own packed lunch or there's a Waitrose and lots of cafes nearby.

Cost: Free of charge (donations welcome)

Venue: Fossbox Workshop, Stephen & Matilda Community Centre, 46 Matilda House,
St Katharines Way, London E1W 1LG

We're celebrating Software Freedom Day with hands-on demos and presentations to
help organisations of all sizes innovate and revive existing equipment - and get
the most from shrinking IT budgets.

If you can't afford paid tech support, we can show you how to get free help and
tutorials for Ubuntu and other Free Software online and learn how to find the
software you need and keep your own systems running smoothly for free.

Download a brochure here for more information
http://fossbox.org.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/SFD_publicity.pdf

Click here to register for this event online
http://softwarefreedom.eventbrite.com/ or contact us for more information
http://www.fossbox.org.uk/?q=node/3 - or you can just drop in for a while on the
day.

Please note that the global event is on Saturday, 18th - the London event is on
Friday 17th as VCS organisations are unlikely to attend a weekend event.

Barbecue and social on the patio - weather permitting!

http://fossbox.org.uk/blog/?p=216






From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Thu Sep  9 18:26:12 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2010 18:26:12 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Spaces available for ROW training in Doncaster - some FREE
Message-ID: <01c001cb5044$1fddaa10$dd662352@wilalg>

ROW have some spaces still available on the following courses in Doncaster -
BOOK NOW!

Refreshments and lunch will be provided
Courses will be held at Doncaster CVS, 5-6 Trafford Court, DN1 1PN

Participants also receive comprehensive course materials and free copies of
relevant Rights of Women books to enable you to use the knowledge you have
gained in the training in your work

Protecting children from domestic violence: children and the law
1 Day - 21/09/10 - Women Only
This one day course will enable you to support survivors of domestic violence by
giving you the knowledge you need to understand and negotiate the complex public
and private law that relates to children.
In the morning we will investigate the key concepts of parental responsibility,
contact and residence, with a focus on the court's approach to domestic violence
and child contact. We will then examine the practice and procedure of contact
proceedings and the role of CAFCASS. In the afternoon we will look at local
authority involvement with children in domestic violence cases, explaining care
and supervision proceedings, adoption and special guardianship.

Breaking the cycle: using civil and criminal remedies to protect women from
violence
1 Day - 22/09/10 - Women Only
Equip yourself with a practical knowledge of the range and scope of legal
remedies available for women who have suffered domestic and sexual violence. The
one day course will provide a comprehensive overview of protections offered by
the civil and criminal law and will enable you to assist a woman to choose the
best protection for her situation. You will then focus on how to support a woman
through the process of the legal remedy she has chosen, including how to apply
for and enforce a civil injunction. The course will also provide an update on
the development of new 'Go' protection orders.

***FREE COURSE***
No recourse? EEA national? Overcoming the barriers
1 Day - 27/10/10 Doncaster - Women Only
Meeting the needs of women who have no recourse to public funds, or who are EEA
nationals, is incredibly challenging. You have to be able to keep-to-date with
one of the most frequently changing areas of law, understand the duties of local
authorities and the rights that the woman herself has to pursue justice in the
criminal, family or immigration systems. This one day course will give you the
skills and knowledge you need to support women who have experienced domestic
violence and who have an insecure immigration status with confidence.

Costs, more info & booking visit: http://www.rightsofwomen.org.uk/training.php
or contact training at row.org.uk or just give us a call 0207 251 6575

Malinda Mukuma
Training Officer
(Available Tues, Weds & Thurs)

Rights of Women
52/54 Featherstone Street
London
EC1Y 8RT
Tel: 0207 251 6575
Fax: 0207 490 5377
http://www.rightsofwomen.org.uk

Find out about our 2010 training courses here
http://www.rightsofwomen.org.uk/training.php.

Follow us on facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rights-of-Women/116733697658?ref=ts and  twitter
http://twitter.com/rightsofwomen

You can now buy our publications online with your credit card here:
http://www.row.org.uk/publications.html>

Donations can be made to Rights of Women here: http://www.row.org.uk/donate.htm






From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Fri Sep 10 14:49:47 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2010 14:49:47 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] =?iso-8859-1?q?Women=27s_Only_Painting_and_Decorating_Cour?=
	=?iso-8859-1?q?se?=
References: <011d01cb4f5a$6e69f5c0$dd662352@wilalg>
Message-ID: <015801cb50ef$13ef0b30$dd662352@wilalg>

Women's Only Painting and Decorating Course
-------------------------------------------------------------------- 

Venue: Lambeth College, Vauxhall Centre, Belmore St. SW8 2JY.

About the course:

This course provides an introduction to the skills and knowledge required for
Painting and Decorating.

Course content:
* Safe working practices in construction,
* Information, quantities and communicating with others,
* Building methods and construction technology,
* Erecting and dismantling access equipment and working platforms,
* Preparation of surfaces,
* Application of paint systems by brush and roller,
* Application of wallpapers,
* Specialist decorative paint techniques,

Additional information:

Literacy and Numeracy at level 1 & 2 is also included within the course.
Day trips organised to museums and listed buildings to show different styles of
decoration.  Links with Women and Manual trade's organisation.  Free boots and
overalls provided.

By running a successful women's only course we allow for women who would not
join a mixed group for whatever personal reason to gain a fully recognised
qualification which will enable you to gain full time employment, or gain the
skills needed to decorate your own home.  We have had many success stories over
the 17 years the course has run, with many women starting their own business
which allows for flexible working hours, great for those with children.

Contact Pearl O'Keeffe via the main college number 0207 501 5000 ext. 5818
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From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Tue Sep 21 18:25:00 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2010 18:25:00 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Fw: Is it exercise or is it fun? G
Message-ID: <01de01cb59b1$f18b41f0$0100007f@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Enfield Womens Centre" <info at enfieldwomen.org.uk>
Subject: Is it exercise or is it fun? G

Please circulate as appropriate.

Many thanks,

Laurie, Marion and Barbara
Enfield Women's Centre



New classes for women from September 2010
Belly Dancing         Zumba        Tai chi          Yoga

We are adding two new classes to our very popular tai chi and yoga classes.   On
Mondays there will be Zumba, a fun new exercise system which includes salsa and
other Latin moves.   On Wednesdays there will be belly dancing, another fun &
cheeky way to not notice that we are exercising.

Weekly sessions
      Yoga at Vincent House, 2e Nags Head Road, EN3 7FN (junction with Southbury
Road)
      All others at Ponders End URC Hall (PEURC) College Court, EN3 4EY (by the
library)

      Monday
      Zumba
      Becky Crawford
      7.30 - 8.30
      PEURC
      ?3.50 members
      ?4.00 non members

      Wednesday
      Belly Dancing
      Samnara
      1.30 - 2.30
      PEURC
      ?3.50 members
      ?4.00 non members

      Thursday
      Tai chi
      Frank Lum
      11.00 - 12.00
      PEURC
      ?2.50 members
      ?3.00 non members

      Friday
      Yoga
      Vicki Scarlett
      10.00 - 11.00
      Vincent House
      ?2.50 members
      ?3.00 non members


      Enfield Women's Centre
      31A Derby Road,
      Ponders End,
      EN3 4AJ
      020 8443 1902 or 020 8351 8934
      info at enfieldwomen.org.uk
      Registered Charity No 1002117
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From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Tue Sep 21 18:28:01 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2010 18:28:01 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] LFB Women's Open Day 23rd September 2010
Message-ID: <01ea01cb59b2$5f13b950$0100007f@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Enfield Womens Centre" <info at enfieldwomen.org.uk>
Subject: LFB Women's Open Day

Please circulate as appropriate.

Many thanks,

Laurie, Marion and Barbara
Enfield Women's Centre

Women!
London Fire Brigade needs YOU!
As much as you need them.

London Fire Brigade will be giving a presentation on the role of a Fire fighter
and to encourage women to think about a career in the London Fire Brigade.

Anyone who is interested in a career will have the opportunity to attend an
'Open Day for Women' at their training facility and
* Find out more about the selection process
* Gain valuable hints and tips for success
* Get the chance to try out the fitness test

Come and join us on Thursday 23rd September, from 1- 3pm
@ the Ponders End United Reform Church, College Court, EN3 4EY. Opp Ponders End
library.

Enfield Women's Centre
31A Derby Road,
Ponders End,
EN3 4AJ
020 8443 1902 or 020 8351 8934
info at enfieldwomen.org.uk
Registered Charity No 1002117
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From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Mon Sep 27 13:24:22 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 13:24:22 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Food supply for no recourse to public fund client/ COULD
	BE USEFUL TO CLIENTS
References: <923518.66055.qm@web28215.mail.ukl.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <009c01cb5e43$efb7c8d0$dd662352@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mandy Smith" <hackneywomenforum at yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Food supply for no recourse to public fund client/ COULD BE USEFUL TO
CLIENTS


Dear Members,

Please see contact below for food supplies for families with no recourse to
public funds.

kind regards,
Marika

The foodbank


Working to combat hidden hunger across the UK.
12.4 million people in the UK live below the poverty line, including 3 million
children.

Many struggle to put food on the table. Thousands simply go without.

The Trussell Trust's foodbank project, pioneered in Salisbury, is now working to
feed people in crisis right across the UK.

What is a foodbank?

A foodbank gives three days of nutritionally balanced food and support to people
experiencing emotional or financial crisis. Our foodbank network is mobilising
communities across the UK to meet the needs of their neighbours by setting up a
foodbank in their own town.

More at http://www.trusselltrust.org/content/foodbank/foodbank.htm

List of local foodbanks throughout the UK but not everywhere:
http://www.trusselltrust.org/content/foodbank/links.htm






From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Mon Sep 27 14:13:25 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 14:13:25 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Consultation on strategy to end violence against BME women -
	various cities, vatious dates
Message-ID: <016e01cb5e45$c8f0f4e0$dd662352@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 

EVAW and Southall Black Sisters (SBS) are consulting on a UK-wide strategy
to end violence against BME women and girls.

Consultation events, hosted by the Equality and Human Rights Commission
(EHRC) will be crucial in informing policies around the UK, including the
Westminster Government's strategy so please come and share your
experiences and ideas on:

13 October 2010 in Birmingham
25 October 2010 in London
27 October 2010 in Manchester
1 November 2010 in Glasgow
3 November 2010 in Cardiff

It is essential to pre-book as space is limited. All community and women?s
organisations are welcome and priority will be given to BME women?s
organisations working on violence against women and girls. Click here to
download booking form. For further information contact SBS on Tel 020 8571
9595 or info at southallblacksisters.co.uk





From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Mon Sep 27 14:12:51 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 14:12:51 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Fw: End Violence Against Women Bulletin - Ed Miliband on
	violence against women and girls
Message-ID: <016d01cb5e45$c8a4a9a0$dd662352@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 

Freedom to achieve
Preventing Violence, Promoting Equality: Starting in schools
25th November 2010, 10am ? 4pm

EVAW and other partners are supporting this Womankind Worlwide event with
keynote speaker Tim Loughton MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary for
Children and Families. The event will focus on the role of schools in
prevention violence against women and girls, providing practical advice on
developing whole-school approaches. See attached for more info or contact
Moya Wilkie at Womankind Worldwide by phoning 020 7549 0368 or emailing
Moya at womankind.org.uk

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From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Mon Sep 27 15:38:44 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 15:38:44 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Commission publishes guidance on Equalities Act charities
	exemption
References: <013901cb4f5e$4284ca30$dd662352@wilalg>
Message-ID: <01f201cb5e51$b4835960$dd662352@wilalg>

Commission publishes guidance on Equalities Act charities exemption

The Charity Commission, the independent regulator for charities in England and
Wales, has produced guidance for charity trustees about a key section of the
Equalities Act that may have implications for them. See
http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/Charity_requirements_guidance/Charity_governance/Good_governance/equality_act_summary.aspx

The guidance, published ahead of the legislation coming into force on October
1st, is designed to complement the guidance already produced by the Government
Equalities Office and the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

The guidance specifically covers the part of the Equalities Act dealing with the
ability of a charity to limit the group of people whom it helps, as set out in
the charity exemption in the Act. It explains what both existing charities and
people seeking to register new charities need to know.

Where an existing or proposed restriction to a particular group of people on
certain grounds is not based on the needs or disadvantages experienced by that
group, charities will need a strong justification to continue with or include
the restriction. This is because the Act prevents discrimination on certain
grounds*. There are exemptions to this, including the charities exemption which
the guidance covers.

More detailed guidance is to be published by the Charity Commission by the end
of the year to look at particular issues that may affect a small number of
charities.

Rosie Chapman, Director of Policy at the Charity Commission said;

"The general principle of fair and equal treatment for all applies to charities,
however the law recognises that some charities are set up to help particular
groups in society because of disadvantage or for clear social objectives. It
therefore specifically allows charities in these circumstances to depart from
the principle and the Commission's guidance summarises the position for
charities. The Government Equalities Office and the Equality and Human Rights
Commission have already produced useful guidance that charities can access. We
believe our guidance will complement this."

The existing guidance is available on the Equalities Office website
http://equalities.gov.uk/equality_bill.aspx.

The Charity Commission's guidance is available on its website at
http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk

Source http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/RSS/News/pr_equality.aspx





From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Mon Sep 27 16:45:33 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 16:45:33 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Training for VCS groups on international human rights law -
	Taunton, Liverpool, Birmingham, Brighton and Hove - October
References: <923518.66055.qm@web28215.mail.ukl.yahoo.com>
	<009c01cb5e43$efb7c8d0$dd662352@wilalg>
Message-ID: <022901cb5e5b$1a6ac1b0$dd662352@wilalg>

Want to know more about international human rights laws?

British Institute of Human Rights (BIHR) and the National Equality Partnership
are running a series of FREE one day training courses in October for voluntary
and community organisations on using international human rights laws.

Taunton, Tuesday 5th October
Liverpool, Tuesday 12th October
Birmingham, Wednesday 13th October
Brighton & Hove, Tuesday 19th October

International human rights laws have the potential to be used to transform the
relationship between individuals and those in power. They have been used in a
variety of ways, for example by advocates in Ghana to strengthen domestic
violence law, in the US to improve wages and working conditions for tomato
pickers, and to challenge inhumane prison conditions in South America. However,
to date they have been used very little in England, and there is minimal
awareness among voluntary and community sector organisations of what they are,
how they can be used and their huge potential.

These courses seek to address this by giving voluntary and community sector
organisations information on how to use international human rights laws in
creative and effective ways to transform the lives of the people they are
working with and for. We are also producing a guide to using international human
rights laws which will be available shortly.

http://www.bihr.org.uk/news/want-to-know-more-about-international-human-rights-laws

More details including booking information at
http://www.bihr.org.uk/sites/default/files/Using%20the%20international%20human%20rights%20system.pdf


Other BIHR Third Sector Training
http://www.bihr.org.uk/training-and-consultancy/third-sector-training







From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Tue Sep 28 08:12:32 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2010 08:12:32 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] FW: Violence against women and girls seminars - Islington
Message-ID: <02ff01cb5edc$b907e6f0$dd662352@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 
To: <voluntaryactionislington-news at yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2010 4:58 PM
Subject: FW: Violence against women and girls seminars


Fyi - please forward to colleagues as appropriate and apologies if any cross
posting

The Islington Domestic Violence team is pleased to bring you two hour seminars
on the following topics.
* Working with perpetrators of domestic violence - Colin Fitzgerald, RESPECT
* Working with male victims of domestic violence - Paul Fredericks, Solace
Women's Aid
* Sexual exploitation of young people - Jennifer Parnham, NIA project
* Female Genital Mutilation - Joy Clarke, Whittington Hospital
* Honour Based Violence - Feride Baycan, IMECE and Sawsan Salim,KMEWO
* Forced Marriage - Feride Baycan, IMECE and Sawsan Salim, KMEWO
* Risk Assessment and MARAC - Ayan Sudi, Solace Women's Aid
* Domestic Violence and Substance Misuse - Karen Bailey, Against Violence and
Abuse

For further details, dates and how to book your place please see the attached
information and booking form.

For more information and to book a place please contact Dianne Lubin on
dvpt at islington.gov.uk or 02075273180

Please cascade this information to people who might be interested in attending.

Kind regards

Dianne Lubin
PA to Alva Bailey/Administrative Officer
Community Safety Partnerships Unit
Corporate Resources
Islington Town Hall
Room 205
Upper Street,
Islington
N1 2UD

Tel: 0207 527 3180
Fax: 0207 527 3098

Alternative contact: Hilary Francis 0207 527 3232

Email: dianne.lubin at islington.gov.uk
Web: http://www.islington.gov.uk/

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From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Tue Sep 28 11:46:25 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2010 11:46:25 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Fw: Human Rights at Home: Transforming Services,
	Changing Lives
Message-ID: <008901cb5efa$6b0b51d0$dd662352@wilalg>


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "BIHR Events" <events at bihr.org.uk>
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 11:18 AM
Subject: Human Rights at Home: Transforming Services, Changing Lives


Hello,

We are currently publicising an event which might be of interest to your
readers, especially those involved with grassroots and voluntary
organisations.   Taking place against the backdrop of the comprehensive
spending review and the start of the coalition government's first full
parliamentary session, The British Institute of Human Right's Annual
Conference will provide a forum to discuss and learn more about how
human rights can help improve services, influence policy and sharpen
campaigning, and to provide a space for people to share good practice so
that it can be built on and replicated by others.

A brief outline of the event is included and further information on the event is
on our website
http://www.bihr.org.uk/events/bihr-annual-conference-2010 or alternatively the
full event brochure can be downloaded here
http://www.bihr.org.uk/documents/general/bihr-annual-conference-brochure-2010


Human Rights at Home: Transforming Services, Changing Lives

BIHR Annual Conference 2010
Thursday 18 November, LSO St Luke's, London, EC1V 9NG

This exciting conference will examine the practical value of human
rights in the UK and provide the tools for putting human rights to good
use.

Providing a timely opportunity for service providers, policy makers and
people from different communities to learn how human rights can help to
improve services, influence policy and involve people in decisions which
affect their lives, it will show how human rights have been used to
shift the balance of power from people delivering services to those
using them and to help public services practise prevention rather than
cure.

For anyone interested in examining how human rights are impacting on
people's lives and promoting their practical value. It will include
inspirational testimony from people using human rights to improve
practice and will support delegates to think innovatively about
practical tools for use in their own sphere.

Confirmed speakers include The Rt Hon Lord McNally, Justice Minister
with responsibility for human rights and civil liberties.

Many thanks for your time,

Kind regards

Louise Gething
Events Intern
British Institute of Human Rights
King's College London
7th Floor
Melbourne House
46 Aldwych
London
WC2B 4LL

Tel 020 7848 1818
Fax 020 7848 1814
Email events at bihr.org.uk
Web: http://www.bihr.org.uk/






From admin at womeninlondon.org.uk  Wed Sep 29 17:44:43 2010
From: admin at womeninlondon.org.uk (WiL Admin)
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2010 17:44:43 +0100
Subject: [WiLT] Fw: Invitation to Tender for Provision of Clinical
	Supervision for staff at Solace Women's Aid
Message-ID: <01a301cb5ff5$a3059770$dd662352@wilalg>

----- Original Message ----- 
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 5:08 PM


Invitation to Tender for Provision of Clinical Supervision to staff at Solace
Women's Aid

Date of Issue of Tender:
29 September 2010

Tenders to be submitted by:
12 Noon on 13 October 2010

Interviews:
20 October 2010

Please see tender document attached for full details.

Kind Regards


Pat Shillong
Central Services
---------------
Pat Shillong
Central Services
Solace Women's Aid
Address from 07/10/2010:
Units 5-7, Blenheim Court
62 Brewery Road
London
N7 9NY
Email: pshillong at solacewomensaid.org<mailto:pshillong at solacewomensaid.org>
Web: www.solacewomensaid.org<http://www.solacewomensaid.org>
Tel: 020 7428 7656
Fax: 020 7267 7947
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail

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From bogus@does.not.exist.com  Wed Sep  8 13:45:06 2010
From: bogus@does.not.exist.com ()
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 2010 12:45:06 -0000
Subject: No subject
Message-ID: <mailman.20.1315330035.2969.womeninlondontraining@freecharity.org.uk>

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Big Lottery Fund - Consultation on proposed policy directions

The Government wishes to consult on proposed policy directions for the Big
Lottery Fund.

Why are we consulting?

Welcoming the consultation, The Minister for the Cabinet Office, Francis Maude
said: "The voluntary, community and social enterprise sector is at the heart of
this Government's mission to build a Big Society. The Big Society is about
helping people to come together to improve their own lives. It's about putting
more power in people's hands, opening up public services and encouraging social
action.

"The Big Lottery Fund (BIG) plays an important role in supporting our civil
society and it is entirely fitting therefore, that policy responsibility for the
Big Lottery Fund transferred from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport to
the Cabinet Office. About 28 pence of every pound spent on a lottery ticket goes
to good causes and BIG is responsible for distributing 13 pence of this. BIG is
committed to bringing real improvements to communities and the lives of people
most in need and has been rolling out grants to health, education, environmental
and charitable causes across the UK since June 2004. This funding helps
communities and people most in need throughout the United Kingdom to improve the
quality of their lives by making a difference to the things which matter most to
them.

"Too many long and unwieldy restrictions govern how the Big Lottery Fund (BIG)
hands out money, inhibiting their ability to do their job properly. Therefore,
in line with the transfer of responsibilities for BIG, the Cabinet Office will
open a 12-week consultation on proposed new policy directions for BIG to try to
address this. Please do let us know what you think at
biglotteryfundconsultation at cabinet-office.gsi.gov.uk. This is incredibly
important work and we need to make sure it is done in the best way possible."

Who are we consulting?

The consultation invites views from a wide range of stakeholders which include
the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector and other government
departments. The Office for Civil Society in the Cabinet Office will work
closely with the Devolved Administrations particularly where policy directions
are UK wide.
How to respond

Deadline for responses: Midnight on Friday 18 November 2011.

Download consultation documents
    * Proposed Big Lottery Fund Policy Directions [pdf]
    * Consultation Questions [rich text format]
    * Current Big Lottery Fund Policy Directions [pdf]

Email: Complete the response form [rich text format] and send it to:
biglotteryfundconsultation at cabinet-office.gsi.gov.uk

Post: Send a written response to the consultation questions to:

Deborah Boswell
Cabinet Office
4/16
1 Horse Guards Road
London SW1A 2AS

All information in responses, including personal information, may be subject to
publication or disclosure in accordance with the access to information regimes
(these are primarily the Freedom of Information Act 2000, the Data Protection
Act 1998 and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004). If you want your
response to remain confidential, you should explain why confidentiality is
necessary and your request will be acceded to only if it is appropriate in the
circumstances. An automatic confidentiality disclaimer by your IT system will
not, of itself, be regarded as binding on the department. Contributions to the
consultation will be anonymised if they are quoted.

Individual contributions will not be acknowledged unless specifically requested.

Following the consultation, the government will consider feedback. A summary
will be published in January 2012 with the overall government response to the
consultation.

Downloads
Big Lottery Fund - Consultation questions and answer sheet
    File type: Rich Text Format | File size: 31.95 kB
Big Lottery Fund - Proposed policy directions
    File type: PDF - Portable Document format | File size: 91.14 kB
Big Lottery Fund - Current policy directions
    File type: PDF - Portable Document format | File size: 40.44 kB

All links at
http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/resource-library/big-lottery-fund-consultation-proposed-policy-directions




From bogus@does.not.exist.com  Wed Sep  8 13:45:06 2010
From: bogus@does.not.exist.com ()
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 2010 12:45:06 -0000
Subject: No subject
Message-ID: <mailman.21.1319567980.2969.womeninlondontraining@freecharity.org.uk>

Sponsored by Norwich Business School and DECERe, this one-day workshop offers a
wonderful opportunity for all researchers to find out more about the range of
methods being employed in contemporary feminist research.

The day will combine showcases of research employing feminist methods, a
networking lunch and master-classes in feminist research  and is open to all PhD
students and academic / research staff.

Keynote speakers include:
* Professor Yvonne Tasker (UEA): Funding Feminist Research: Gender Persectives
and Grant Applications.
* Professor Rosemary Hunter (Kent Law School): Rewriting judgements from a
Feminist perspective
* Professor Alison Assiter (UWE): Kierkegaarde and Feminist Ontology. (tbc)
* Dr Anne Humbert (Middlesex University): Quantitative Feminist Research.
* Dr Natasha Mauthner (Aberdeen University): Feminist approaches to research
project management (title tbc).
* Dr Fiona Poland (UEA): Title tbc.

Master-classes in:
* Feminist Ethnography (Dr Andrea Stockl, UEA).
* Insider / outsider perspectives in feminist research (Dr Susan Sayce, UEA).
* Visual Research Methods (Orla O'Flanagan, Active Art tbc)
* Plus others to be confirmed.

Poster session:
* PhD students are invited to present their feminist research at a lunchtime
poster session (please indicate below).

Registration fee ?40, includes refreshments and a vegetarian lunch.

To book your place online please visit Feminist Research Methods Workshop
booking form at
http://youraccount.ekmpowershop21.com/ekmps/shops/projectevolve/feminist-research-methods-workshop-15-p.asp


Or, for further information please email decere at uea.ac.uk.

http://business.uea.ac.uk/diversity-and-equality-in-careers-and-employment/feminist-research-methods-workshop