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

By | 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:

Overseeing the implementation of past reviews into party EEDI matters;
Finalising our EEDI policy (a draft is in place); and
Developing a plan to enhance our D&I practice across the party.
It is recommended that you read the full job description before applying for this role.

The Liberal Democrats are committed to diversity and inclusion and we welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation or age. Induction will be made available and extensive prior knowledge of the party or politics is not required.

For questions and further details, and to submit an application, please contact: [email protected]

Please apply before Monday 19th July by email, attaching:

A Covering Letter, no more than 3 pages of A4 in length, indicating clearly how your experience and skills meet the criteria stated in this advert. Please also write your name on top of your supporting statement;
A completed diversity monitoring form; and
[optional] a CV
Applicants are encouraged to inform us if any reasonable adjustments are needed to be made during any part of the recruitment process.

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One Comment

  • Helen Dudden 6th Jul '21 - 12:24pm

    I feel that there is so much that is wrong with the treatment of disabled people. As I have been commenting on housing and the virtual non existence of housing suitable for Wheelchair, and Power Wheelchair users. Category 2/3. Many disabled people live in unsuitable properties.
    I know that Ed Davey is very supportive of the need to improve carers, that has been so difficult for many over the lock down. Shopping is another, visually impaired people were prevented in one supermarket because they couldn’t socially distance.
    I think one of the most distressing things I found out was that around 30 disabled people lived in the Tower block, I still find that a painful subject.

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