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Equality Outcome Setting Seminars
Can you help public services better support disabled people in your area? Come along to a seminar on Equality Outcome Setting. Find out more, and sign up for the event by clicking here
Wednesday 1 February 2012 ,Thistle Hotel,Glasgow
Thursday 2 February 2012 Concert Hall, Perth
Monday 27 February 2012 Raploch Community Centre, Stirling
Friday 2 March 2012 North West Castle Hotel, Stranraer
The ICiS is delighted to announce the new website is 'live'
The website has been created by 'With people', a community enterprise - both directors are disabled professionals and have communication support needs. Please note that some sections are still under construction but I welcome your feedback. Click here to visit the website.
Online seminar series ‘Being part of Scotland’s story under the disability convention'. The recording of the seminars are hosted on the SHRC YouTube pages. If you want to watch the first two seminars or find out more information click here.
The First Report on the UN convention. Download the report here.
Launch of the Disability Strategy facilitation guide
As you know the Disability Strategy discussion document 'Fulfilling Potential' was launched on 1st December. Stakeholders have three months to take part in this public discussion, to help shape the new Disability Strategy. A facilitation guide has been produced to help organisations run their own engagement activities. Read more here.
Inclusion Scotland launched their human rights toolkit on the 7th of December at the Scottish Parliament. For more information and to download the toolkit click here.