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Ian Law, Debbie Phillips & Laura Turney
This anti-racist toolkit is one of the major outcomes of a DfES-funded Innovations project undertaken by the Centre for Ethnicity and Racism Studies, Department of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Leeds.
The toolkit was launched at the project's national one-day conference held at the Leeds University Business School on July 3rd 2002. The conference was very successful and generated much debate and discussion from speakers, paper presenters, workshop facilitators and delegates.
The toolkit aims to assist institutions in the process of anti-racist and race equality planning and action by providing useful and thought-provoking conceptual and methodological 'tools'.
This toolkit is primarily a web-based free resource for institutions and individuals to use. As an on-line resource the toolkit is an 'organic' document that will be regularly updated. It is also available in PDF format should individuals or institutions wish to print off a paper copy.
The toolkit is broken down into five separate sections (see below) plus a section of useful links and a bibliography. Each section and sub-section is numbered sequentially so users should be able to find their way backwards and forwards through the cross-references.
Section One: Using the Anti-Racist Toolkit: A Reader's Guide
Section Two: Conceptual Tools
Section Three: Legal & Organisational Tools
Section Four: Anti-Racist Strategies
Section Five: Reviewing Your Institution
To visit the toolkit and find out more about the work of the Centre for Ethnicity and Racism Studies, please visit our website: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/cers/ and follow the link to 'research'.
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