Agenda
14:00 Introduction by Matt Jenkins, followed by Welcome from the BME networks (Megan Kenzie & Wali Rahman /Theo Biney)
14:05 Welcome from DCC Paul Mills QPM
14:15 Session one: The History of Black History Month – the journey of multicultural Britain with all its joys and pain (TBC)
Delivered by Cherron Inko-Tariah MBE and Rob Neil OBE
15:15 -15:25 Break
15:25 Welcome from Terence Herbert
15:30 Session two: Conversations about race in the workplace – practical ideas for how to create a more inclusive culture for all.
Delivered by John Amaechi OBE
16:30 Final remarks from PCC Angus Macpherson and Cllr Allison Bucknell
17:00 Close
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