Webinar Wednesday 26th October 2022. This event is focused on supporting black mental health for local business.
When: Saturday Oct 29
Time: 10am-3pm (lunch will be provided)
Where: Unite The Union | Head Office 128 Theobalds Road London WC1X 8TN United Kingdom
UK-Western Sahara solidarity organisations are hosting a conference on Saturday Oct 29 to inspire and mobilise new activists in support of the indigenous Saharawis of Western Sahara.
We invite you to join us for a series of insightful talks and presentations from Saharawi and British experts in the fields of human rights, conflict, climate change and creative education.
This free event will be a fantastic opportunity for students, academics, long-time activists, creatives and anyone else who’s interested in grassroots activism to learn more about this vastly underreported issue and how to get involved in supporting the Saharawi cause.
Learn more and register online: UK-Western Sahara solidarity organisations are hosting a conference on Saturday Oct 29 to inspire and mobilise new activists in support of the indigenous Saharawis of Western Sahara.
We invite you to join us for a series of insightful talks and presentations from Saharawi and British experts in the fields of human rights, conflict, climate change and creative education.
Topics will include:
– Human rights violations and the ongoing conflict in the Moroccan-Occupied Territories of Western Sahara;
– Creative education and arts projects for Saharawi refugees living in desert camps in SW Algeria;
– The effects of climate change on lives and livelihoods in the Saharawi refugee camps;
– The legal challenge against the UK in the exploitation of natural resources from Western Sahara
This free event will be a fantastic opportunity for students, academics, long-time activists, creatives and anyone else who’s interested in grassroots activism to learn more about this vastly underreported issue and how to get involved in supporting the Saharawi cause.
Learn more and register online: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/stand-with-saharawis-the-future-of-uk-solidarity-with-western-sahara-tickets-420657807827
Wednesday 19th October at 1pm
Our one-hour Power Automate Webinar is free to attend and demonstrates how your organisation can automate labour intensive document processing tasks, using accessible and familiar Microsoft tools.
Why attend our workshop:
- Uncover the ‘Art of the Possible’ – and find how easily productivity gains can be established in your organisation.
- Add AI into your flows, to build upon your automation journey. We will show how you can train a model to extract information or data from a form or document – PDFs, JPEGS, scanned documents, email attachments and more.
Throughout each stage of this live session, we will build out actual scenarios, using data from different sources – showing the creation process from start to finish.
About Us
ConnecMe2 Trust (CM2 Trust) we are a non-profit organisation providing opportunities for young people to grow and be positive members of our community by connecting them to their vocational goals. We work with partners across education, various sector skills charities, local government, and businesses to support young people to train, and gain insight, qualifications, and experience in the workplace.
Our vision
Is for a London where all young people can thrive through developing their intrinsic talent to become skilled professionals.
Our mission
Is to support the capacity of all young people to shape and develop their careers and their well-being.
The employment courses we are running:
- Engineering pre-apprenticeship in pathways to automotive, aerospace, or civil engineering.
- Construction CSCS – Where they get their green card.
- Creative London – Open to a range of creative roles: Film, TV, gaming, music, design, drama, beauty, fashion, and other creative sectors.
For making referrals all I need is the following information in order to check their eligibility:
- Full name
- Date of birth
- Postcode
- Contact number
For further information on courses click here
For referrals click here
‘ The Charity Commission has published short summaries of the changes to the Charities Act coming into force this autumn. They include changes to how trustees can be paid for providing goods to the charity, what charities need to do when appeals raise too much or too little, and how they can amend Royal Charters.’ Read more here.
Stratford East Theatre have allocated some half priced tickets for Shakespeare’s raucous comedy Much Ado About Nothing.
This is in a co-production with Ramps on the Moon, a pioneering initiative committed to putting deaf and disabled artists and audiences at the centre of their work.
More info please click on link: https://arts-mail.com/t/355W-1BRJE-B742871FEF1EF1374GMXEKED38F9581D26132B/cr.aspx
You can get 50% off Band A (£37.50) and Band B (£27.50) for all performances from Tue 1 to Sat 5 November.
Please note that this offer must be booked by Wed 26 October.
To book please call the Box Office on 020 8534 0310 or the link above and use promocode TRUELOVE50.
Royal Trinity Hospice Vacancy –
Help to launch the Compassionate Neighbours project as well as support the development of a new Community Engagement function at the hospice, both of which will help the hospice grow and make a real difference to people in the local community. See link for details:
We’re running a survey so that people and communities affected by HIV in London can tell charities what they need and what’s important to them. Complete the survey here.
Do you have lived experience of the criminal justice system? Do you have the potential to be a leader for change?
We are delighted to announce that the Criminal Justice Alliance (CJA)’s lived experience leadership programme, ELEVATE CJS, has opened applications to attend the ELEVATE CJS Taster Day 2022. Attendance is not essential to apply to be part of the ELEVATE CJS 2023 cohort, however it is an invaluable opportunity for potential emerging leaders to learn more about the programme.
About ELEVATE CJS
The Criminal Justice Alliance is piloting ELEVATE CJS, a comprehensive twelve-month leadership programme that promotes the redistribution of power to people with lived experience of the criminal justice system.
The programme aims to dismantle the barriers of stigma and tokenism, which prevent emerging leaders who are working in the sector from progressing to positions of power and influence.
Through personal and professional development training, the programme will equip individuals with the skills, knowledge, and networks to advance systemic change, challenging the criminal justice sector to reimagine who can be a leader.
ELEVATE CJS runs from January to December. The first cohort will begin the programme in January 2023.
Read more about ELEVATE CJS, and sign up to be first to hear when applications open for the 2023 cohort, here.
About the ELEVATE CJS Taster Day
The ELEVATE CJS Taster Day is an opportunity for people who may apply to be part of the 2023 cohort to find out more about the ELEVATE CJS Leadership Programme. Attending the ELEVATE CJS Taster Day 2022 is not essential for applications to be part of the ELEVATE CJS 2023 cohort.
The Taster Day is taking place in Central London. Successful applicants will receive an invitation by email in the coming weeks, with details about the venue.
The Education Endowment Foundation is looking to fund and evaluate projects taking place in educational settings in England that will raise the attainment and wider outcomes of 3 to 18-year-olds from disadvantaged backgrounds. Colleges, schools, special schools, early years settings, charities, local authorities, academy chains, universities, social enterprises and businesses can apply for funding to deliver programmes that aim to improve attainment in the following priority areas: cognitive science; early language; mathematics in early years and key stage 1; personal, social and emotional development in the early years; and evidenced and scaled programmes. There is no minimum or maximum award amounts, but previous grants have ranged from £90,000 to £1.5 million. The deadline for applications is 11am on the 30th November 2022. Funding to Raise the Academic Attainment of Disadvantaged Children & Young People (England)
