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Equality and Diversity - New initiatives

  • Disability Capital - a conference series and major initiative focussing on the civil rights of disabled people in London
  • The Sexual Orientation Equality Scheme outlines the methods the GLA uses now, and will use in the future, to ensure it promotes LGB equality and challenges discrimination and prejudice on the basis of sexual orientation
  • The London Carers Alliance, to be launched in summer 2008, will help improve the lives of carers in London and raise the profile of carers’ issues.
  • Reporting Asylum - the local press awards recognise good practice in coverage of refugee and asylum issues. The 2007 awards were presented by the Mayor and Shami Chakrabarti in December 2007
  • The Mayor of London hosted a range of events and activities to mark the European Year of Equal Opportunities for All in 2007
  • The Mayor became responsible for strategic leadership of refugee integration work in April 2006, and to help him carry out this work has set up the Board for Refugee Integration in London (BRIL) and the Mayor's Refugee Advisory Panel
  • The Young London website provides information about life in London for children and young people and also those helping them have a say
  • The Mayor has set up his London Equalities Commission to advocate, encourage, support and promote equalities in London
  • Liberty - London's Disability Rights Festival - held in Trafalgar Square, an annual free festival that champions the rights of disabled people and showcases the work of disabled artists and performers
  • The London Older People’s Resource Facility offers free computer services, desk space and GLA officer support to older people’s organisations and individuals.
  • Rise student week is a chance for students to celebrate London as the world's most multicultural city - and to take a stand against racism
  • Strategy for children and young people - after consultation with Londoners including children and young people, the Mayor has published his plans to make London a more child-friendly city
  • London Partnerships Register - set up by the Mayor in September 2001, pioneering recognition of the rights of gay and lesbian couples; closed in December 2005 when it was superseded by Civil Parnerships
  • The Mayor supports the Gay Data initiative, a listings service providing information for London's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities
  • Equalities Toolkit - this good practice document for GLA staff, also made publicly available, contains detailed advice and checklists to ensure that for example publications and events are accessible to all

 

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