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Equalities and Diversity


EqualityOver the years I have worked with a significant number of clients helping them shape policies, strategies and programmes to support their diversity aims and objectives. This work has included strategic policies; programme reviews; expert advisor community-based focus group work; top team and Board training on equalities; equality schemes; research and statistical reports; equality impact assessments (EIAs); conference facilitation, and keynotes on equalities and diversity.

DiversityI am currently working with the South East Regional Development Agency (SEEDA) as external Equality Advisor, and Equality and Diversity Panel Member working with the Business Support team, and with panel members, contributing to mainstreaming equalities in the new corporate body.

Past E&D clients include:

Department of Health, and the NHS Alliance
The Kings Fund
Department of Health, Leeds
Improvement and Development Agency for Local Government (the IDeA)
University of Brighton's Business School
London Borough of Newham
Sandwell Citizens Advice Bureaux
Moss Side and Hulme Community Development Trust
Swaythling Housing Society
Public Management Associates
Southampton MIND
Southampton City Council
Bristol City Council
City of Nottingham Council
Gloucestershire County Council & the CRE
Bedfordshire County Council Social Services
Camden Social Services
Ealing, Hammersmith, & Hounslow Health Agency
Bexley and Greenwich Health Authority
Sandwell Health Authority

Quote from Jez Vanes, Chief Executive of Wolverhampton CABX:

In my rare moments of calmness I’d say that the voluntary sector needs three things (and not the extra funding that I’m usually asking for). Friends from other sectors, a chance, and strong leadership.

Kiki helped provide all of these when she worked with us at Sandwell CABX. She found the truth and reported back her findings. Her electric bulletin (‘equality and quality of service provision’) went to a packed community centre, swollen by specially invited (and hushed) institutional leaders. She won thunderous applause. Projects were announced before they’d been applied for, and she even delayed the ceremoniously timed meal.

We all talk about trusted consultants, street-wise academics and research that pays for itself in results, but you know we rarely mean it. So if you want ‘your bag’ sorted (she was a researcher for Austin Powers whilst he was frozen) then you’ll call Kiki.

Quote from Lindsay Todd, Chief Executive, Oriel Group/The Swaythling Housing Society Ltd:

"Kiki and her colleague worked extremely effectively with our senior managers and board members, enabling us to develop a new insight into the impact of prejudice on individuals and organisations, and creating a real enthusiasm at top level for combating it. Kiki's combination of honest straight talking and management expertise make her a valuable resource for organisations that want to address complex issue with absolute clarity."

CONTACT ME

If you are interested in anything that you’ve read so far and wish to have a chat about what you may have in mind, then telephone me on 07760 270 392, or to email me .


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