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Embedding Anti-Racist Approaches in Adult Learning

Help Shape More Inclusive Adult Learning Across Scotland
Learning Link Scotland has received funding from The National Lottery to launch a new project to help adult learning practitioners use anti-racist approaches in community-based adult learning.
This project will help adult learning tutors across Scotland build the confidence, skills and resources they need to use anti-racist approaches in their work. The project includes training, funded learning programmes, peer support and shared resources.
What the project will offer
  • Four tutor training programmes delivered across Scotland, providing practical anti-racist learning and resources.
  • Funding for eight community-based adult learning programmes where tutors can embed anti-racist approaches in practice.
  • A national online network for adult learning practitioners, creating opportunities to connect, collaborate and learn from peers.
  • Access to a growing collection of resources, session plans, case studies and examples of effective practice.
Why get involved?
By taking part, tutors and organisations will:
  • Build their confidence in delivering anti-racist practice.
  • Enhance the inclusivity and relevance of their learning programmes.
  • Connect with a Scotland-wide community of practitioners committed to equality and inclusion.
  • Contribute to the development of a stronger, more representative adult learning sector.
Together, we can help ensure that community-based adult learning in Scotland is welcoming, inclusive and responsive to the diverse experiences of all learners.
If you are interested in the project, please come along to our information session taking place on Friday 9th October 10:00 – 11:30 by using this registration link: Registration for information session
 

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