Next half term, don't let the cold and rain spoil your holiday !
Islamic Travels presents for Muslim families:
SUN, SEA & HALAL - 6 DAY ISLAMIC BEACH HOLIDAY
Date: Sunday 30th May - Saturday 5th June 2010 [May Holiday package]
SPECIAL PRICE FOR BOOKINGS BEFORE THURSDAY 1ST APRIL 2010!!!
Away from the alcoholic resorts, located in the Mediterranean seaside city of Alanya, Turkey, where temperates reach up to 36C, enjoy a Golden beach holiday with all the activities but within an Islamic environment.
The package includes: Flights and all local transportation Choice between 4* or 5* Hotel with family rooms All meals with no limitations Concessions for children under 12
Activities include: Mediterranean Golden Beaches Segregated swimming pools, spa, Hamam and fitness centre Kid’s play area, pools, entertainment and activities Islamic Evening entertainment including nashids, comedians and women only pamper night Water sports such as river rafting and yatching Visit to the medieval Alanya Castle and remains of a Seljuk village, the Red Tower and nearby Damlatas Caves.
Do you want to know more about how you can make a difference by shaping decisions affecting your community and getting more involved in public life?
The Women's National Commission, funded by the Government Equalities Office, is delighted to invite you to a free morning event in your region as part of our national Women in Public Life events programme. We are holding two events in March in Manchester on the 23rd and in Liverpool on the 24th.
Starting with a networking breakfast, the small, informal events will include short presentations by inspirational women who are involved in shaping our communities and society at large, practical tools to help you take those first steps in applying for appointments and an opportunity to learn more about what being involved in public life actually means.
Taking part in public life could mean anything from being appointed to the Board of a public body, being a local councillor or school governor, or being involved in your local tenants association or NHS Trust. There are plenty of opportunities for women to use their professional skills and life experiences, and these WNC events aim to encourage women to have the confidence to give it a go. Come and join us and find out more!
To register and secure your place please send a completed RSVP form toWIPLEvents@communities.gsi.gov.uk or fax to 030344 43314. Places are very limited, so please send back a completed RSVP form by 10th March 2010. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
Gangology- How To Reclaim the Streets
Birmingham
24/3/2010
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Gangology- How To Reclaim the Streets
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24/3/2010
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Birmingham
GANGOLOGY- How to reclaim the streets
Train the trainer is primarily aimed at Youth Practitioners, Strategic Managers and Sector partners who have a remit to develop or, deliver affective anti youth violence initiatives within their constituencies.
Delivered over 3 days at a state of the art training centre in Birmingham, Train the Trainer will enable strategic visionaries to rise to the challenge of tackling youth violence head on.
How to win community hearts and minds ………and save lives
Gain the skills to develop and deliver on the stay safe agenda
Marketing- learn how not to be a silent voice say it loud
Anyone for overtime? Gang violence is not 9-5 pm.
What a partnerships supposed to look like
Gun Gangs and knives legislation do you know it?
Start stopping them young! Key stage 3-4
Practical proven techniques for delivering effectively
Develop your leadership skills around the agenda
An opportunity to Share promote and be inspired by best practice
A training & guidance pack
All resources used including films. Lesson plans, key contacts.
Membership of the Anti Youth violence national programme
Tutor Certification
All accommodation and meals
Women in Public Life Event
Manchester
23/3/2010
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Women in Public Life Event
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23/3/2010
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Manchester
Do you want to know more about how you can make a difference by shaping decisions affecting your community and getting more involved in public life?
The Women's National Commission, funded by the Government Equalities Office, is delighted to invite you to a free morning event in your region as part of our national Women in Public Life events programme. We are holding two events in March in Manchester on the 23rd and in Liverpool on the 24th.
Starting with a networking breakfast, the small, informal events will include short presentations by inspirational women who are involved in shaping our communities and society at large, practical tools to help you take those first steps in applying for appointments and an opportunity to learn more about what being involved in public life actually means.
Taking part in public life could mean anything from being appointed to the Board of a public body, being a local councillor or school governor, or being involved in your local tenants association or NHS Trust. There are plenty of opportunities for women to use their professional skills and life experiences, and these WNC events aim to encourage women to have the confidence to give it a go. Come and join us and find out more!
WHEN: 23 March 2010, 9am-1pm WHERE: Jury's Inn, 56 Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester, M1 5LE
To register and secure your place please send a completed RSVP form toWIPLEvents@communities.gsi.gov.uk or fax to 030344 43314. Places are very limited, so please send back a completed RSVP form by 10th March 2010. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
International Women's Day Celebration
Birmingham
16/3/2010
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International Women's Day Celebration
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16/3/2010
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Birmingham
Celebrate International Womens Day With Us!
Dear Colleague and Friend,
We are delighted to invite you to our annual International Womens Day Celebration.
Venue: At Mary Street Church Centre, Balsall Heath B12 9JU. Time: 9.30am- 2.30pm Date: Tuesday 16th March 2010
Lunch will be provided
Entertainment by: Sampad South Asian Arts
This will be a fun and informative day for all who attend. The primary aim is for women to enjoy themselves and also a genuine opportunity to meet a number of organisations who support Women into training and employment.
There will be Presentations, Workshops and lots of information on offer to everyone attends.
If you require any further information, do not hesitate to contact me
It promises to be a memorable event. We thank you for your support in advance and look forward to seeing you on 16th March.
Ally Sultana Development Officer Including Women! 0121 464 6349
Exhibition Islam
Wolverhampton
8/3/2010
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Exhibition Islam
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8/3/2010
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Wolverhampton
On the 8th – 12th March 2010, 'Exhibition Islam' will be showcased at the University of Wolverhampton, 10am – 17.00pm daily.
Venue: The University of Wolverhampton, Main City Campus, Stafford Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1LY
Exhibition Islam creates a modern setting that allows visitors to discover the richness and intensity of the Islamic faith. The Exhibition creates an environment that is thoroughly educational and enjoyable for visitors from all backgrounds.
Honouring the Victims of Forced Marriage and Honour Killings
London
8/3/2010
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Honouring the Victims of Forced Marriage and
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8/3/2010
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Honouring the Victims of Forced Marriage and Honour Killings: Moving from Awareness to Action
Date: Monday 8th March
Time: 6.30-8.30pm Venue: Garden Court Chambers, 57-60 Lincolns Inn Fields, London WC2A 3LJ (nearest tube: Holborn)
A seminar which aims to take us from public awareness, debates about legislation and understanding cultural and religious rationale, to a practical conversation amongst all practitioners working in the areas of forced marriage and honour based violence. Discussion around questions like: why aren’t women using the FMPO and lawyers; what is happening in the educational context; what the Forced Marriage Unit and Consulates actually do in a forced marriage case; how effectively are practitioners working together to help victims.
Confirmed Panel include: DS Sharon Stratton - MET Police Violent Crimes Directorate Hannana Siddiqui - Southall Black Sisters Birinder Kang - Family Barrister at Garden Court Chambers and Imkaan Trustee Hully Wolderufael - Director at Changing Lives Project Suzelle Dickson - Joint Head of the Forced Marriage Unit
This event is free, places are limited and registration is required. Please RSVP to events@aplaw.co.uk and include your contact details/work background.
International Women's Day Conference
Harrow
8/3/2010
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International Women's Day Conference
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8/3/2010
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Harrow
The Somali Family Support Group is inviting you to its 4th International Women's Day Conference on
Monday 8th March 2010 7.30PM - 11.30PM
At Premier House, Banqueting Hall 1, Canning Road Harrow, HA3 7TS
This year, we will highlight the role of women in creating and sustaining peace in our world. Inspirational women from East Africa, America and the UK will share their work and vision for a more peaceful and equal world. Speakers include:
Date 6th March Time 12-7pm Venue whiterose centre, leeds Event Contact 07949239079
Fashion shows, displaying designer asian bridal clothing and arabian majestic clothing with abayas and sheilas by Hamra Alam.
Women in Public Life Event
Bristol
2/3/2010
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Women in Public Life Event
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2/3/2010
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Bristol
Do you want to know more about how you can make a difference by shaping decisions affecting your community and getting more involved in public life?
The Women's National Commission, funded by the Government Equalities Office, is delighted to invite you to a free morning event in your region as part of our national Women in Public Life events programme. We are holding two events in the South West in Plymouth on the 1st March and Bristol on the 2nd March.
Starting with a networking breakfast, the small, informal events will include short presentations by inspirational women who are involved in shaping our communities and society at large, practical tools to help you take those first steps in applying for appointments and an opportunity to learn more about what being involved in public life actually means.
Taking part in public life could mean anything from being appointed to the Board of a public body, being a local councillor or school governor, or being involved in your local tenants association or NHS Trust. There are plenty of opportunities for women to use their professional skills and life experiences, and these WNC events aim to encourage women to have the confidence to give it a go. Come and join us and find out more!
WHEN: 1 March 2010, 9am-1pm WHERE: Wellspring Health Living Centre, Beam Street, Barton Hill, Bristol, BS4 3SR
To register and secure your place please send a completed RSVP form to WIPLEvents@communities.gsi.gov.uk or fax to 030344 43314. Places are very limited, so please send back a completed RSVP. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
Women in Public Life Event
Plymouth
1/3/2010
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Women in Public Life Event
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1/3/2010
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Plymouth
Do you want to know more about how you can make a difference by shaping decisions affecting your community and getting more involved in public life?
The Women's National Commission, funded by the Government Equalities Office, is delighted to invite you to a free morning event in your region as part of our national Women in Public Life events programme. We are holding two events in the South West in Plymouth on the 1st March and Bristol on the 2nd March.
Starting with a networking breakfast, the small, informal events will include short presentations by inspirational women who are involved in shaping our communities and society at large, practical tools to help you take those first steps in applying for appointments and an opportunity to learn more about what being involved in public life actually means.
Taking part in public life could mean anything from being appointed to the Board of a public body, being a local councillor or school governor, or being involved in your local tenants association or NHS Trust. There are plenty of opportunities for women to use their professional skills and life experiences, and these WNC events aim to encourage women to have the confidence to give it a go. Come and join us and find out more!
To register and secure your place please send a completed RSVP form toWIPLEvents@communities.gsi.gov.uk or fax to 030344 43314. Places are very limited, so please send back a completed RSVP. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
Self-Employment Career Advice
Birmingham
1/3/2010
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Self-Employment Career Advice
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1/3/2010
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Birmingham
Dates:
Monday 1st Mar 2010 10am – 4pm Aftab Tuesday 2nd Mar 2010 10am – 4pm Aftab Wednesday 3rd Mar 2010 10am – 4pm Billy Thursday 4th Mar 2010 10am – 4pm Aftab Friday 5th Mar 2010 10am – 2:30pm Billy
Venue:
Social and Cultural Centre (Library Building) 641 Stratford Road, Sparkhill Birmingham B11 4EA
Cost: FREE
Waltham Forest Women's Network Event
London
13/2/2010
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Waltham Forest Women's Network Event
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13/2/2010
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Waltham Forest Women’s Network
Invites you to our “INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY” EVENT With ENTERTAINMENT & BUFFET FOOD Great Raffle prizes!
Tickets £10 per adult; £5.00 for children under 12; Family tickets available
ENTRANCE IS STRICTLY BY TICKET ONLY
For further information and tickets please contact Shireen: 07939 546849 www.wfwn.co.uk
Forced Marriage & Honour Based Violence Seminar
Birmingham
4/2/2010
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Forced Marriage & Honour Based Violence Semin
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4/2/2010
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Birmingham
Venue: St Phillips Chamber, Birmingham
This is a topic area that has been the focus of many academic discussions following the recent Forced Marriage (Civil Protection) Act 2007. The seminar aims to build upon recent internal courses and will prove highly beneficial to those working with Children and Families, Safeguarding, Solicitors, Barristers, members of the Constabulary, Social Workers, Magistrates, Legal Guardians and members of the Health Services.
The seminar will be presented by three highly influential speakers, at St Philips Chambers in Birmingham City Centre on 4th February 2010.
Price is £105 per delegate and £65 for charitable organisations.
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