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Volunteers needed to set the party’s strategic direction on Equality, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

By The Voice | Tue 6th July 2021 - 11:05 am

This opportunity has appeared on the Liberal Democrat website:

Hours: 4 hours a month, this may vary.
Location: working from home, occasional meetings in London.

The Party is seeking committed volunteers to help set our EEDI strategic direction. The working group’s inaugural Chair will be the Party’s Chief Operating Officer and will work on actioning the delivery plan that has already been created. This action plan is wide ranging but includes fundamental tasks such as:

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Posted in Party policy and internal matters | Also tagged equality and Equity | 1 Comment

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