Equality and Human Rights Commission

Are you involved in schools in England, Scotland or Wales?

Do you want to make them better?

Use our consultation to share your opinions on the draft technical guidance for schools.

You don't have to answer every question or provide feedback on every issue.

Our consultation is easy to use and is open until 11:59pm tonight:
https://ow.ly/pkuY50ZSIMU

Get involved and help our schools in England, Scotland and Wales to be the best they can be, for everyone.

If you work in the school system in England, Scotland or Wales we would like to hear from you!

We recently published draft technical guidance for schools and would like to hear your views on it.

We want this guidance to be as useful to you as possible and value your opinion on where and how it could be improved.

Our consultation is easy to use and is open until this Wednesday - September 30th:
https://ow.ly/zqnO50ZRut6

Get involved and help our schools in England, Scotland and Wales to be the best they can be, for everyone.

If you work in the school system in England, Scotland or Wales we would like to hear from you!

We recently published draft technical guidance for schools and would like to hear your views on it.

We want this guidance to be as useful to you as possible and value your opinion on where and how it could be improved.

Our consultation is easy to use and is open until 30th September:
https://ow.ly/1AO950ZRkwk

Get involved and help our schools in England, Scotland and Wales to be the best they can be, for everyone.

We have the power to advise government on any matter related to equality, diversity and human rights.

Our parliamentary briefings and responses to government consultations are on this page: https://ow.ly/crjF50ZR0sK

Many disabled and older people face significant barriers to accessing key public services, such as public transport.

Our strategic plan includes action to address these barriers, so everyone can participate in society.

Read our strategic plan here: https://ow.ly/81NC50ZQCG3

Last year we published new research and practical guidance to support health bodies and regulators in tackling persistent race inequalities in maternity and neonatal care.

With maternal mortality rates disproportionately affecting Black and Asian women in the UK, there is a pressing need for action.

Our resource supports
- better use of equality data
- compliance with the Public Sector Equality Duty
- evidence-based improvements in care delivery and oversight

It includes recommended actions for ICBs, GP practices, regulators and ombudsmen, and will support practitioners, policy makers and leaders working to embed equality into maternity care.

Read our research here: https://ow.ly/UAoU50ZQcoo

Research found two thirds of working women between the ages of 40 and 60 with experience of menopausal symptoms said they have had a mostly negative impact on them at work.

Read our guidance for employers to help support employees in the workplace: https://ow.ly/wwbe50ZPJzR

If you work in the school system in England, Scotland or Wales we would like to hear from you!

We recently published draft technical guidance for schools and would like to hear your views on it.

We want this guidance to be as useful to you as possible and value your opinion on where and how it could be improved.

Our consultation is easy to use and is open until 30th September:
https://ow.ly/wi8g50ZP9w8

Get involved and help our schools in England, Scotland and Wales to be the best they can be, for everyone.

The European Network of National Human Rights Institutions' (ENNHRI's) Rule of Law Report brings together evidence from National Human Rights Institutions like us across the Council of Europe region, highlighting key developments and challenges affecting democracy, human rights, and the rule of law.

This year's report places particular focus on disinformation and law-making processes, alongside developments affecting National Human Rights Institutions and civic space.

Read the report: https://ow.ly/oISv50ZPa6N