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For
15 years, Shahid has provided training on equal opportunities to a variety
of LEAs, Higher Education, Further Education and other institutions. He
set up and managed Strathclyde’s innovative multi-agency Ethnic
Minorities Project. As Race, and Community Education Inspector for
Rochdale LEA, he wrote LEA policies on antiracist education and racial
harassment. His expertise in the field of racial equality and youth &
community work has been utilised on several occasions by HMI and the CRE.
He has had fifteen articles published, his most recent on Islamophobia in
the spring issue of Multicultural Teaching. An experienced consultant and
trainer specialising in the fields of education, quality assurance, equal
opportunities, science, youth & community work and Black history, he
is also a P/T lecturer at De Montfort University, co-ordinating and
teaching the ‘Anti-oppressive Practice’ module for the MA in Community
Education, teaching on the BA course and the occasional lecture on the
Black Perspectives module. In
1995 Shahid was consultant to Manchester Business School’s project on
training ethnic minority businessmen. On behalf of Leicester Black
Prisoners Support Group, Shahid has delivered training on Black History
for African-Caribbean & Asian inmates at Glen Parva Prison, as the
first stage in a comprehensive package of training aimed at White inmates,
Prison officers and Governors. In addition he has prepared a resource pack
aimed at other trainers across England working for Black Prisoner Support
groups.
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