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  • This programme is supported by the National Heritage Lottery Fund using National Lottery funds. The project is being run by 104 projects CIC.

  • POT DOGS PARTICIPANT FORM

  • Section 1: Participant Information

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  • Section 2: Supporting Statement

  • Section 3: Terms and Conditions

  • Your submission of this form to us will constitute your confirmation of the following declaration:

    • By submitting this form, I understand that 104 films and National Lottery Heritage Fund will store and process my data as described below in accordance with professional standards and data protection legislation.
    • I confirm that I am over 18.
  • Data Protection

  • In order for you to be able to participate in Pot Dogs, 104 projects needs to be able to process your personal data.

    • Part or all of the information you give 104 projects will be provided to NLHF.
    • 104 projects will retain this information following your participation in the Pot Dogs programme for statistical purposes only.
  • Section 4: Diversity and Inclusion monitoring form

  • 104 projects CIC wish to ensure that all aspects of our work reflect diversity and support equality of opportunity. Therefore, we would like to take this opportunity to ask you to complete an equality monitoring form.

    This monitoring information helps us to identify where there are gaps in our recruitment so that we can work to attract talented people from these groups and areas. It also helps us to ensure that there is no discrimination.

    Your cooperation in completing this form is greatly appreciated.

    Any information you provide us with will be used for equalities monitoring purposes only.  We use this information to produce anonymised statistical data on equalities, which we may publish and share with the organisations providing our funding.   

    Please note you will need to return this form as part of your application, providing any of the information requested is optional.

  • Gender

  • Ethnicity

  • Disability: The Equal Act 2010

    The Equality Act 2010 defines disability as a 'physical or mental impairment which has a substantial long term effect on a person's ability to carry out normal day to day activities'
  • Socioeconomic Background

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