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This year promises to be an exciting year for
the AFBE-UK. For more details on the exciting AFBE-UK activities in
2009, please click here.
For AFBE-UK latest news, please
click here.
AFBE-UK the journey so far, please
click here.
Pictures of AFBE-UK Making Engineering Hot School Visits
(November 2009)
Pictures of AFBE-UK Electric Africa in London
(23rd October 2009)
Pictures of AFBE-UK 2008 End of Year Reception at the Royal Academy of Engineering in London
(Dec 2008)
Pictures of AFBE-UK Workshop on Gang Culture in London
(26th July 2008)
Pictures of Reception at the
South African High Commission in Charing Cross London (30th
May 2008)
Pictures of AFBE-UK April 2008 Young Gifted Black and in Business - Business Panel
Discussion
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Welcome
The Association is not
exclusive to people from a particular ethnic origin, however
it focuses on people that have and share the experience of
people of Black origin in our communities.
Our mission is to display the vast array of engineering and
technical talent available within the black community. To
address issues affecting the development of the black
community in the UK using engineering as a platform.
Our Vision is to function as a representative body on issues
and developments that affect the careers of Black Engineers
and black communities in the UK and abroad.
Please click here for
pictures of recent events and future program activities. |
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Up
and coming exciting AFBE-UK events in 2010
Volunteers are still needed for our Making Engineering Hot!
Campaign in 2010. If interested please email us as soon as possible
at
info@afbe.org.uk because CRB checks are required.
End of Year Drinks and Networking
CityPoint
Corney & Barrow Wine Bar
1 Ropemaker Street
London EC2Y 9HT
Nearest Tube Stop: MoorGate Station
Date: Friday, 11th December
2009.
Time: 6:00pm
Please invite your friends and
colleagues. There will be free drinks for all between 6:30pm
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Black boys need role models:
According to a new report, Black boys need more role models
that can encourage more positive attitudes in society. Theindependent Reach report was commissioned by the
Department for Communities and Local Government and its
findings are expected to be welcomed by ministers.
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