The Black [1] Teachers’ Consultation Conference offers a safe space to explore key issues and challenges you face in your career, share experiences with other Black members and contribute ideas for the future of your Union.
These events are FREE to eligible members and provide you with the opportunity to take part in seminars and workshops.
Tap/click on the image(s) below to find more details of upcoming events, including what you can expect from the event and how to book.
NASUWT conferences and events are strictly for adults only due to the nature of the content shared and no children will be permitted into any areas of the conference.
Equalities Weekends 2024
In 2024, NASUWT held two Equalities Weekends for Black, LGBTI, women and young teachers. Tap/click the button below to find out what happened.
Equalities Weekends 2024
Don’t miss out
If you’re not yet a member but want to attend our Black Teachers’ Consultation Conferences, and get access to other exclusive member benefits, why not join today?
You can find out more about why you should join us or go straight to our Online Joining site to take full advantage of our wider programme of events, training and discount scheme.
Want more influence?
The NASUWT is a member-led Union, which means you getting actively involved in your Union to support your colleagues and fellow teachers at work.
Getting active in the Union can take a variety of forms and will mean you get access to FREE training, support, and personal and professional development: you can be proud in the knowledge that you are undertaking a role that helps teachers in their workplaces.
Calculate your travel carbon footprint
As part of our commitment to reducing our carbon footprint, particularly at our conferences and events, we'd like to share a tool allowing you to understand the environmental impact of your journey and identifying low-carbon door-to-door travel plans that help you towards net-zero travel.
Try the You.Smart.Thing travel planner.
Footnote
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. This Consultation Conference aims to enable members to engage with the key issues and challenges facing the Union, share experiences, meet other members and shape the future of the Union.
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