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DDU Statement on ‘The Black Nursery Manager’
View the DDU Statement on 'The Black Nursery Manager' as a PDF here: DDU Satement Last week The Telegraph carried ...
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ANNOUNCEMENT – DDU is Recruiting an Advisory Board
28th March 2022 Over the last couple of years Don’t Divide Us (DDU), a grassroots organisation, has been punching above ...
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An Open Letter to Brighton and Hove City Council from Bola Anike and Don’t Divide Us
BHCC cannot and must not be allowed to marginalise, misrepresent or silence the voices of Black and ethnic minority parents ...
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DDU Responds to Department for Education Guidelines on Political Impartiality in Schools
View full PDF here. Don’t Divide Us Response to the Department for Education guidance on political impartiality in schools Introduction ...
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NEW – DDU Case Study Exposes Brighton’s Racial Literacy 101 Training
View PDF here. Brighton and Hove City Council Racial Literacy 101 Training – DDU Case Study Introduction In June 2020, ...
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DDU Responds to Brighton and Hove City Council on Divisive Racial Literacy Training
View PDF here. Don't Divide Us doesn't consider Brighton and Hove City Council's (BHCC) efforts to remove certain overt references to Critical ...
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