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SUMMARY:Engaging with... BME Communities
DESCRIPTION:This Participation Cymru seminar is one of a series which looks at what works when engaging with the equalities groups. \nDrawing on the experience of practitioners in Wales\, and encouraging the group to share experience and learning\, participants will leave feeling more confident and better able to engage with BME communities. \nFind out more on the Participation Cymru website.
URL:https://c3sc.org.uk/event-single/engaging-with-bme-communities/
LOCATION:Caerleon Campus\, University of Wales Newport\, Caerleon Campus\, University of Wales Newport
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SUMMARY:IWA Coffee Shop Debate @ Chapter - "More Welsh than the Welsh - an immigrant's view of Wales"
DESCRIPTION:Deciding to move your life to a foreign country (Peter can trace his English lineage back to 1600) simply because “you want to” is dangerous. Live life as an ex-pat and you might as well not bother; engross yourself into the culture and life of your new community and “you get the bother”. These immigrants often embrace earnestly – learning a new language\, researching the nation’s history more deeply than many of its citizens\, and arriving at strong views about what it should and shouldn’t be like. Invariably having a viewpoint\, and having a strong viewpoint\, can upset the natives. \n    In this debate Peter would like to explore why people like him often become energetic campaigners for aspects of their new lives – sometimes despairing of the seeming indifference of the locals; why some of us think that a tiny country many no nothing about\, and few – yes\, even its citizens – value; and why it should be a world force for good. And\, naturally\, be a great place to live. \n    Peter Cox is ‘retired’ from his management and training consultancy which he had moved from England to Cardiff: “It seemed like a good idea and led to making our lives deeply rooted here”. He occupies his days as a writer – both journalism and ‘creative stuff’; has returned to radio broadcasting after a 30-year hiatus; has been involved with the Welsh arts scene for two decades including as chair of Chapter Arts putting in place the redevelopment programme; is currently Vice-Chair Cardiff Civic Society (after two years as chair) and a member of the RSAW ‘brain trust’ “where I get to argue with brilliantly creative and interesting people about the built environment in Wales”. \n    He has many previous speaking appearances at Chapter itself: a series of lectures on Cardiff’s Public Art; Election Forums; and appearances at Ignite#5 and Petcha Kutcha.     \nFREE entry
URL:https://c3sc.org.uk/event-single/iwa-coffee-shop-debate-chapter-more-welsh-than-the-welsh-an-immigrants-view-of-wales/
LOCATION:Chapter\, Canton\, Cardiff\, Chapter\, Canton\, Cardiff 
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