A brilliant idea!
Will the academic papers be peer-reviewed? Or are you asking for those that
have been published elsewhere? Peer-reviewing is important to those of
working in academia (as I'm sure you know Roiyah) and many are told not to
waste their time writing for non-peer-reviewed journals.
Jane Fountain
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From: Saltus-Blackwood R (SoCS) [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 06 November 2002 11:30
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Spotlight articles and news
Good Morning!
I am writing to invite you to submit information to the 'Spotlight articles
and news' section of the BE4 Project website that will going life at the
end of November 2002. I have been in contact with many of you individually,
but I am sending this message so that you all can have a picture of how
this section of the website will be organised. I encourage you to submit
information and I will endeavour to get as many people to visit and learn
about your respective organisations, projects, initiatives, and academic
concerns and findings. Please contribute!
Spotlight articles and news
This section will be updated every two months, although all submissions will
remain available throughout the life of the project. After December 2003,
all BE4 webpages will be embedded in the AWETU website.
This section will be divided into the following sections:
1)Academic journal articles and papers covering all aspects of Black, Asian
and Minority Ethnic life, in particular health, mental health and social
care policy and practice, as well as social history and theoretical pieces
(i.e., health and 'race')
2) Spotlight on organisations working with, and for Black and Minority
Ethnic people in Wales
3) Projects targeting Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic people in Wales
(covering all areas, in particular, health, mental health and social care)
4)Initiatives promoting the concerns of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic
people nationally (i.e., Diabetes, Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia
5)Projects and organisations targeting or working with and for Black and
Minority Ethnic people in Britain
Please send submissions in word document or html (with links and contact
details) to: [log in to unmask] .If you have any questions, please call
01443 483141.
Please pass this message on to others who also may want to make use of this
opportunity.
Best wishes,
Roiyah
Note: Thanks to Carol Dixon, whose example I am following in setting up
this section of the BE4 website!
_____________________________________
Dr. Roiyah Saltus - Blackwood
Research Fellow
BE4 Project: Improving mental health and social care services to Black and
Minority Ethnic people in Cardiff
Research Unit, School of Care Sciences
University of Glamorgan
Pontypridd, CF37 1DL
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