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CLD Standards Council Release Anti-racist Toolkit

Created: 09/04/2026
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The Community Development and Learning (CLD) Standards Council have released an anti-racist toolkit which supports practitioners to create inclusive learning environments, offering practical guidance for volunteer organisers working to address racial inequities in their programmes and spaces.

It came about through collaboration with practitioners who have gone through the Education Scotland BRL programme who recognised the urgency of providing practical, adaptable sessions for those committed to meaningful social change. Drawing on lived experiences, research findings, and tried and tested facilitation techniques, this toolkit aims to help you create a supportive learning environment where participants can explore race, reflect on their own biases, and ultimately develop strategies for confronting racial inequities in their communities.




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