Equalities Training Courses and Events
The Union provides a range of support and advice for Black teachers, whether it is via the annual Consultation Conference that attracts hundreds of members from across the UK or via the suite of publications and training courses that address all forms of discrimination.
The NASUWT uses the term Black in a political and inclusive sense to describe those who self-identify as African, Caribbean and Asian identities and those with a common and direct history of racism, racist oppression and diminished opportunities in today’s society.
The NASUWT has two representatives on the TUC Race Relations Committee.
Campaigns and Events
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Big Conversation on Racial Justice
As part of our ongoing campaign work on race inequality, we've launched our Big Conversation on Racial Justice so that you can contact us direct to tell us your stories and raise your concerns
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Black Teachers’ Consultation Conference
Book your seat at the largest gathering of Black teachers in Europe where members benefit from opportunities to network with colleagues and help shape NASUWT's work on behalf of its Black members
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Act for Racial Justice
The NASUWT’s campaign Act for Racial Justice aims to challenge discrimination, injustice and inequality for Black pupils and teachers on the grounds that they deny people their fundamental human rights, limit opportunity for everyone, and undermine cohesion in communities and of wider society
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Black History Month
NASUWT celebrates Black History Month in October each year to recognise and honour the rich legacy, achievements and resilience of Black communities across the UK and globally
Equalities Training Courses
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NASUWT response to Education Policy Institute's report on disadvantaged pupils' widening attainment gaps
16 Jul 2024
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Next Government urged to deliver New Deal on Equalities
28 Jun 2024
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