NneNne Iwuji, British High Commissioner to the Republic of Mozambique Black History Month is an opportunity to acknowledge the rich, expansive culture, accomplishments and contributions of African and Caribbean men...
...some degree unspoken; there was a sense of one generation passing the values and traditions of the service down, but they were not always overtly discussed. The Civil Service Code,...
...planning for the Department for Health and Social Care. I now work directly with EDS Directors, supporting them with sudden PM meetings, recruitment and any unit-wide activity. There’s no typical...
...an opportunity to pause, focus on and celebrate the contributions of peoples of Black African and Caribbean descent to society. For my blog I have been thinking about the past...
...needs. This could also mean they would potentially move into settled accommodation quicker than if they waited for the central process to find them a property. Providing accommodation options Through...
...and food across an ever-widening platform in a multicultural UK. During this month, it is normal to take stock. However, BHM should not be treated merely as the month where...
...would like to join in these celebrations to acknowledge the efforts of several of our heroes who came before us including Mary Jane Seacole, Lynn Nottage, Maya Angelou, Sidney Poitier,...
...professional stakeholders. Beware that mentioning “views are my own, not my organisation” on your Twitter biography is no defence against tweeting something inappropriate. You can follow the Civil Service twitter...
...together. Teaching Children to Code We arranged a visit from 6 11-year olds from Netley Primary School in Camden, who took part in a BBC-led coding session involving a Dr....
...towards LGB&T people, both in the department and the wider world. Indeed, I’m writing this blog just days after the Republic of Ireland voted ‘Yes’ to gay marriage – proof...
