26/09/2010: BHA: Labour Conference Party, fringe event
Sunday, 26 September 2010
12:00 AM
4. The BHA and Accord Coalition Labour Conference Event
Venue Radisson Hotel, Pankhurst Room Starting at / on 26th September 2010
Start time 13.00-14.00
The British Humanist Association and Accord Coalition Labour Conference Event:
Should we have faith in faith schools?
Speakers:
Andrew Copson, BHA Chief Executive, since January 2010 after five years coordinating the BHA's education and public affairs work. His writing on humanist and secularist issues has appeared in The Guardian, The Independent, The Times and New Statesman.
Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain, chair of the Accord Coalition is a writer and broadcaster, and serves as minister of the Maidenhead Synagogue
Maria Exall, Chair of the TUC LGBT Committee
Please note this event is open to conference pass-holders only
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