The Leading to Change programme final event which concludes the Diversity Events Series 2023 takes place on Tuesday 29 August. You do not need to have attended previous events to attend. You can register using the event link provided below by 15 August 2023.   

Where do I register to attend?

Event details:

Event Title:

Format: In-Person

Date: Tuesday 29 August 2023

Time: 10:30 – 15:30

Place: The William Quarrier Conference Centre, Glasgow, G51 4QD

Booking: Diversity Events Series 4: Social Care, Social Work and Health - Inclusive Systems Leadership - Leading to Change

Who can attend?

The target audience for this event are those working in the following roles across health, social care and social work: 

  • Board Chairs / Trustees
  • Chief Executives / Directors
  • HR and OD Directors / Managers / Leads
  • Protection / Safeguarding / Risk Leads
  • Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Leads 
  • First level line managers who currently or potentially support minority ethnic members of staff
  • Chairs and members of staff networks, professional groups, advisory groups, and trade union groups working to promote equality, diversity and inclusion across social care, social work and health   

What will happen at the event and what will I get from it? 

The wider event aims to build shared understanding on various topics including diversity networks, active allyship, racism and discrimination, and inclusive recruitment. This event can also be used to support your personal and professional development.

The afternoon panel session will reflect on the three proceeding events that have taken place to date across social care (31 May: Active Allyship), social work (15 June: Racism and Discrimination) and health (16 August Inclusive Recruitment). This provides you the opportunity to engage with the key concepts developed and ask questions to further build your knowledge and understanding.

The event also includes an interactive workshop on inclusive focused networks which enables participants to explore the different types of networks that exist across the three sectors and through scenarios look at what good looks like and how to respond to common challenges. This provides you the opportunity to share practice and learn from and through your peers across sectors.

The Coalition of Racial Equality and Rights (CRER) will also present an interactive workshop in support of their current project to develop Anti-Racism resources for the sectors. This provides you the opportunity to learn more about the project and contribute to the development of these resources to highlight your individual and collective needs. 

What will happen following the event?

A resource pack will be prepared and issued to all attendees post event so that this important learning and practice can be cascaded widely across health, social care and social work. We will also use the data and feedback gathered from all the events to

Why inclusive systems leadership matters?

Instilling inclusive systems leadership at the heart of Scotland’s health, social care and social work sectors is important to ensuring we build and sustain a diverse workforce at all levels. It will also enable care providers a better understanding of the needs and challenges of our diverse communities so that we can together deliver improved workforce experience and greater levels of high quality care.   

Get in touch

Please get in touch with the Leading to Change Programme (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)  if you have any questions.