Through HEAR, members are able to make use of the network to make connections for collaboration or work.

They can also actively make connections by introductions to HEAR with their own contacts.

Some members have developed as ‘super networkers’, frequently and proactively, recognising opportunities for introductions that lead to joint working.

If you'd like to find out more email hear@hearequality.org.uk

Other ways to connect

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Peer learning and promoting awareness

Opportunities for members to learn from each other across equalities strands

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Communications

Regular bulletins and newsletters including information on member events, training, reports, toolkits and more

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Campaigning, voice and influencing

HEAR supports its members to campaign and be heard by decision and policy makers