Institutional Sexual Harassment

The Inclusion Convention presents: ‘Institutional Sexual Harassment - Are Institutions Silent Witnesses?’ It is powered by The Telegraph UK for circa 120 people, and held at their prestigious Head Office conference facilities at Victoria, London SW1.

It will take place on Thursday 22nd March 2018 from morning till late afternoon - during International Women's Month, and the website will go live in last week of March 2018. www.inclusionconvention.com Tickets are: £120 inclusive of breakfast, lunch and evening reception.

Early Bird: £75 For more information and to book your tickets please contact executive.assistant@ukabc.co.uk The wider significance of Institutional Sexual Harassment lies in the relationships behind the activity.

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