64 Educators providing Justice courses in London

streetwise law

STREETWISE LAW IS A NOT FOR PROFIT COMMUNITY, EDUCATIONAL PROJECT BASED IN LONDON. WE RUN LAW WORKSHOPS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE PRESENTED BY AN EXPERIENCED CRIMINAL BARRISTER. WE EDUCATE, INFORM AND EMPOWER YOUNG PEOPLE BY TEACHING THEM ABOUT THE CRIMINAL LAWS MOST LIKELY TO IMPACT THEM. Established in June 2014, we believe it is important for young people, to be informed about criminal laws that could affect them. We believe that if they understand criminal offences, the risks and consequences of certain activities, police powers and their rights as individuals this will help them to make better decisions, and prevent them becoming involved in the criminal justice system.

photojournalism hub

Photojournalism Hub trains disadvantaged communities to use photojournalism as a tool for positive impact in their lives. Photojournalism Hub has developed a programme called Citizen Visual Journalism which is designed to provide visual journalism training to community groups and individuals who experience isolation, disadvantage, prejudice and/or social injustices issues. The model allow them to speak about their social justice issues through high quality photographs and reporting skills, as well as it improves their wellbeing and work/education opportunities. Photojournalism Hub works within the community and formally and informally organises Open Forums, conversations with local communities with the aim to share knowledge and make appropriate recommendations on issues that are relevant to them.

clerks associates uk

Clerks Associates emerged from identifying a gap in the market for a professional, independent one stop shop support for schools and academies to manage school appeals in an efficient and cost-effective manner. We were there at the start of the academisation programme and understand what needs to be done to deliver a professional independent service. We set up a central office in London, created our brand and rolled our services out across the country making us the largest independent provider of school appeals management in England. We bring together knowledge and experience from our background in local authorities legal and democratic services coupled with experience in HM Courts & Tribunal Service, supporting independent judiciary in the administration of justice.

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unboxd

Unboxd provides real solutions to some of the most complex EDI challenges by growing and adapting to the changes of society. Working collaboratively with greater understanding and compassion, Unboxd believes that together we can create a better future for everyone to thrive in harmony. Unboxd invite's you to learn more about how you and your organisation can make an impact promoting social justice, and are proud to be leaders in positive transformation. Unboxd's mission is to lift unheard voices and promote inclusion by delivering diversity solutions that support and educate through person-centred dialogue, compassion, and understanding. Vision Our vision is to create a world where LGBT people are nurtured, championed, and celebrated, and everyone can achieve their full potential in harmony and with respect for each other.

fight4justice/advocacy

Fight4justice/Advocacy - Volunteer Organization

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alkebulan ankh mediation

James Gregory is the Founder & CEO of the Manchester-based Charity, Families Against Violence (FAM). The Charity has its origins in a tragic event over 13 years ago when the Founder’s son was shot dead in a case of mistaken identity in a gangland act of revenge. James personally experienced the lack of support for Black families in such tragic circumstances and resolved to do something about it. He founded Families Against Violence, a charity supporting principally Black and ethnic minority families in the Moss Side area with the over-arching aim of helping to prevent young people getting sucked into anti-social behaviour, criminal activity, gangs and violence. FAM works with hundreds of children and young people each week. The Charity uses sport, principally football, to engage with children and young people. Trained and experienced coaches can then mentor and become role models, helping sometimes hard-to-reach young people find pathways into training and employment and to have better life-chances. Separate from his role with FAM, James is the CEO of AAM. In both of these roles, and working with a network of experienced and inspirational coaches and trainers, he: – I. Networks with local and regional stakeholders, including in the criminal justice system; II. Acts as an advocate for addressing social injustices, particularly for Black and Ethnic Minority Communities; III. Plans, organises and runs sports events and activities for young people; IV. Plans and organises training events for young people; V. Manages a network of local sports coaches; and VI. Mentors young people. To support his role, James is a certified football coach and has obtained qualifications in ‘Working with Gangs’ and ‘Training the Trainer’, both from Birmingham University. He also has earned a mentoring Diploma from Manchester Metropolitan University. Feeding into his role with FAM, James spent 12 months as a Youth Worker for User Voice, an organisation that gives a voice to people in the criminal justice system. In that job he worked with young offenders in prisons help manage their reintegration into society.

plumstead manor school

For over105 years, Plumstead Manor School and its predecessor, the King's Warren Grammar school, have provided education where girls from the local community have flourished. From this September we have been delighted to accept a mixed intake of girls and boys into our fully inclusive, vibrant and diverse community. We are now oversubscribed, and I would strongly recommend you find out more about what we have to offer, by coming to see us first hand at one of our many open events and mornings. We are a thriving and rapidly improved secondary school committed to offering a world-class education to all our young people. Our core values of success, harmony, excellence and justice mean we aim to release the full potential of every young person. In their seven year journey with us, we commit to supporting every child to go beyond what they ever thought possible, so they go on to change the world for the better.

independent dance

Independent Dance (ID) supports the development of dance through radical enquiry, learning, community-building and audience engagement. Based at Siobhan Davies Studios in London, ID is a research engine and ‘home’ organisation for a growing community of practitioners in the UK and around the world. It has been artist and female-led since 1984. Our public programme supports a wide range of accessible and interdisciplinary approaches to dance, somatics, improvisation and choreography. Co-designed with UK/ international artists and partner organisations, this far-reaching programme includes classes, talks, workshops, research, digital initiatives and festivals. ID also bridges higher education and professional spheres, leading on MA/MFA Creative Practice: Dance Professional in partnership with Trinity Laban and Siobhan Davies Studios. Our aim is to generate a diverse and dynamic ‘community of practice’ which is not limited to one place or location and to agitate for positive change and justice within ID, the arts and society. Independent Dance is proud to be part of an ongoing National Portfolio Organisation consortium led by Siobhan Davies Studios, supported using public funding by Arts Council England. Funders and partners in 2021 & 2022 Arts Council England The Leverhulme Trust Sadler’s Wells Perform Europe Fest En Fest Center for Performance Research, New York Dance North Trinity Laban University of Roehampton University of Middlesex Dance HE Theatre, Dance and Performance Training Journal Centre for Performance Philosophy, University of Surrey Centre for Dance Research, Coventry University Women’s Art Library, Goldsmiths Library Special Collections and Archives Siobhan Davies Studios