Black History Month Celebration

News - 27 September 2018

University Hospitals Bristol Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Workers’ (BAMEW) Forum supported by RCN South West invite you to celebrate with them on 17th October 2018.
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Black history month celebration. 

University Hospitals Bristol Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Workers' (BAMEW) Forum supported by RCN South West invite you to celebrate with us. 

Workers from the NHS and independent health ans care sectors are invited to join the University Hospital Bristol BAMEW Forum as they look back at pivotal past moments that have shaped the future.

The event is in recognition of BAME workers' contributions to the UK's health and social care systems. The programme includes live music and keynote speakers Councillor Asher Craig (Deputy Mayor of Bristol) and Neomi Bennett (nurse inventor)

Wednesday 17th October 2018 10am - 4pm

The Atrium, Bristol Heart Institute, BRI, Bristol, BS2 8HW

Express your interest by emailing BAMEWForum@uhbristol.nhs.uk or Jeanette.Jones@UHBristol.nhs.uk or just drop by on the day. 

Everyone is welcome, refreshments will be provided and further information can be found on our website

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