Our Camden Black Workers Group (CBWG) Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2024 will be taking place on Wednesday 27 November 2024.
Come along and interact with the Officers, the executive committee members and other guest speakers. You can take part in discussions about the Council’s diversity, inclusion and anti-racism work and its commitment to greater equality in our workplace.
You can attend this meeting in person or via Microsoft Teams.
All members of our staff networks, including CBWG, are entitled to time off – including reasonable travel time – to attend network meetings. Please give your line manager advance notice of your plans.
Event details:
Camden Black Workers Group AGM
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Theme: Organising against the rise of the far right
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Date: Wednesday 27 November 2024
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Time: 3pm
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Venue: The Council Chamber, Town Hall, Judd Street, WC1H 9JE
Light Refreshment will be available.
About the Camden Black Workers Group
CBWG is the Group for All Staff from Black, Asian and Other Ethnic background.
We will continue to put racial equality on our collective bargaining agreements by working alongside our trade union colleagues and with the Council leadership who has invested a lot of resources in equality and anti-racism projects to make meaningful change happen each and every day for the foreseeable future.
If you are not an existing member of the group, you can join by emailing cbwg@camden.gov.uk.
Join our executive committee
All members are encouraged to consider standing for election to the executive committee. Elective posts as contained in the constitution are; Chairperson, Convenor/s, Treasurer and 6 executive committee members. Nominations for all posts are welcome.
Please send nominations to cbwg@camden.gov.uk by Monday 18 November 2024
You won’t want to miss this great opportunity to have your say on how the group represents your interest.
Time off has been agreed by management including reasonable travel time. Please give your manager enough notice so that they know you will be attending the meeting.
For further information, please contact Hugo Pierre, Judy Frederick, Dolly Akin-Agunbiade and / or Adejare (‘Jare) Oyewole
