Laser Lessons - Lesson

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Table of Contents

In this tutorial you will learn:

A definition of equality, discrimination, discrimination by association, harassment, and victimisation
About 'protected characteristics'
That many aspects of British life still aren't fair or equal for everyone

Table of Contents

Click to read ‘Girl, 8, strikes blow for equality over 'boys only' books’ on The Guardian website.
Click to read ‘Equality and diversity’ by Skills for Care. This workbook is written for health and social care professionals, but the definitions of terms and general information is useful for everyone.
Click to read about being labelled ‘disabled’ on the London School of Economics website.
Click to read ‘Equality Act 2010: A quick start guide to positive action’ by the Government Equalities Office.
Click to read ‘The Equality Act’ on Age UK. You may also like to read the sections on ‘Ageism’ and ‘Human Rights’ in the ‘Discrimination and rights’ menu on the top left.
Click to read ‘Disability discrimination’ on the Citizen’s Advice website.
Click to access a guide written by Mind on how you are protected from discrimination under the Equality Act and what your rights are.
Click to read ‘Gender reassignment discrimination’ by Citizen’s Advice.
Click to read about discrimination on the grounds of marriage and civil partnership under the Equality Act 2010 on the In Brief website.
Click to read ‘Pregnancy discrimination’ on the Maternity Action website.
Click to read ‘Race discrimination’ on the Equal Opportunities Commission website.
Click to read ‘Religion or belief discrimination’ on the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
Click to read ‘Sex discrimination’ on the Equality and Human Rights Commission website.
Click to read ‘Sexual orientation discrimination’ on the Equality and Human Rights Commission website.
Click to read ‘Discrimination as a consumer’ on the Stonewall website. You may also like to take a look at the ‘Glossary of terms’ on the Stonewall website.

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