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About the equality and diversity
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Welcome to Suffolk County Council's equality and diversity
pages.
These pages contain information about the council's equality and
diversity policies, as well as information to help everyone to
access council services.
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Aspiring to Inclusion
Helping councils and other
organisations to improve their inclusion.
Diversity and equality
Developing policies to
tackle inequality and exclusion, ensuring services are accessible
and our recruitment and employment practices fair.
Equalities discussion forum (Suffolk Speaks)
The Suffolk Speaks partners
have set up an online discussion forum to hear more about
residents’ experiences of using public services. We want to know
whether there are any differences in people’s experiences and
whether they feel these differences are because of where they live,
their age, their gender, their ethnicity or whether or not they are
a disabled person.
Equality impact assessments
Equality Impact Assessments
analyse policies, service functions and strategies, to identify
what effect or likely effect will follow for different groups in
the community.
Equality Standard for Local Government
The Equality Standard for
Local Government is a long-term process and framework that will
help the council to remove barriers which create disadvantage and
discrimination.
Gender equality
Issues relating to diversity
and gender, and our Gender Equality Scheme.
Holocaust Memorial 2008
Marking the national
Holocaust Memorial in January 2008 with an event at Robert Cross
Hall, The Corn Exchange, Ipswich.
Interpreting and translating services
Providing interpreting and
translation services to people who have difficulty in speaking or
understanding English, so they can access Suffolk County Council
services.
Race
equality
Corporate Equality Plan
2005-2008 and Race Equality Scheme 2005-08.
Racial Harassment Initiative
Making sure that sufferers
of racial harassment are aware of the support that is available to
them.
Staff Support Networks
About the various Staff
Support Networks available to Suffolk County Council
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