ALLIANCE Live July Round-up: Annual Conference Special
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 3rd August 2022
Catch up on the various videos that have been released throughout July as part of the Annual Conference Review on ALLIANCE Live.
Community People, Voices, Stories ALLIANCE Annual Conference 2022 Review
This video brings together a collection of key moments from throughout our week-long Annual Conference event. The review video gives viewers a flavour of the various themes, speakers and discussions that took place including sessions on human rights, the Women’s Health Plan and appearances from the likes of Cormac Russell.
Watch the Annual Conference 2022 Review (this link will take you away from our website).
Session highlights from Community People, Voices, Stories ALLIANCE Annual Conference 2022
The ALLIANCE Live team have pulled out the key moments from the various recorded sessions throughout the week and organised them into short 10-minute highlight videos. The videos of each recorded session feature quotes from the main speakers and showcase the important talking points from discussions.
Do you have a particular topic you have enjoyed on ALLIANCE Live that you would like to hear more of? Or would like to suggest one that has yet to be covered? Tweet us @ALLIANCEScot and use #ALLIANCELive or email live@alliance-scotland.org.uk.
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