Living in fear: experience of hate crime and victimisation amongst people with learning disabilities and autism

Wednesday 30 November 2016, 1.00PM to 4.00pm

Speaker(s): Dr. Jill Bradshaw, University of Kent

This workshop will focus on research into Disability Hate Crime and Victimisation. The research findings capture the views and experiences of people with learning disabilities and autism, family/paid carers and The Police.

Some of the research recommendations are being implemented by the Jigsaw Project at mcch charity. This follow-on work will also be presented. There will be an opportunity for group discussions around some of the key themes and recommendations.

For subscribing organisations this is an Adult & Childrens Services event.

For others there is a fee of £95.

Hate Crime/Autism Booking Form (MS Word , 68kb)

Bursaries are available for students, staff and service users, as well as for volunteers from voluntary groups, community groups and charities; please ask for details.

Location: Conference suite, Innovation Centre, York Science Park, University of York

Email: spsw-mrc@york.ac.uk

Telephone: 01904 321237