Supporting Education of Equality and Diversity in Schools – open meeting Friday 18 October 7.30

SEEDS (Supporting Education of Equality and Diversity in Schools) have organised an open meeting on Friday 18th October at 7:30pm at the LGBT Centre at 38-40 Holloway Circus, Birmingham B1 1EQ.

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Upcoming events in Birmingham

Lots of events coming up in the next few weeks. Many thanks to Birmingham Momentum newsletter for this list.

Working Together in Birmingham’s Neighbourhoods AND in Birmingham’s Council House

For a new combination of participative and representative democracy at every level

‘Working Together in Birmingham’s Neighbourhoods’ is the city council’s policy for devolving more power to the local level, including Ward Forums and community organisations. [1]

Ann Pettifor speaks about her new book ‘The Case for the New Green Deal’ Monday 7 October 7pm Impact Hub

The Green New Deal demands a radical and urgent reversal of the current state of the global economy: including total de-carbonisation and a commitment to fairness and social justice.

What powers would a Labour Mayor of the West Midlands Combined Authority have, and how could it be transformed?

There are now three Labour candidates for West Midlands Metro Mayor – Liam Byrne, Pete Lowe and Salma Yaqoob.

‘Working Together in Birmingham’s Neighbourhoods’, Wed 25 Sept 10am – 1pm, Council House Banqueting Suite

A half-day event, hosted by Cllr Sharon Thompson, Cabinet Member, Homes and Neighbourhoods.

‘Organising trade union action on Climate Change’, CACC 6.30 Tue 1 Oct

Following on from the impressive rally in Victoria Square last Friday organised by Birmingham school students, Birmingham Campaign Against Climate Change trade union committee is holding a meeting on

‘Organising trade union action on Climate Change’