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Rose Diversity Training

rose diversity training

Manchester

During the height of a global pandemic and in the midst of significant and justified civil unrest, in a cramped student flat with a laptop and a message, Breaking Binaries was born. Frustrated by existing awareness training that seeks to convince corporations that queer people belong in a faulty system, rather than demanding meaningful change, our bespoke workshops and expert consultancy brings together gender studies, philosophy, racial justice and the law to educate, inspire and give our clients the tools to create positive change. Our clients are disrupters, influencers and architects of change, passionate about trans and non-binary liberation and are unafraid to use their voice to make a difference. Breaking Binaries is lead by Finn Grice (He/They), a proudly queer, trans masculine LGBTQA+ sector expert, advocate and policy researcher, who has been disrupting the status quo from an early age, leading his peers to use their voices to create change.

Independent Dance

independent dance

London

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

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Direct Help & Advice Ltd.

direct help & advice ltd.

Ilkeston

You will get Direct Help via specialist advice, advocacy and representation for families and individuals facing crisis, to prevent and alleviate homelessness, debt and housing difficulty. We’ll provide you with FREE, independent and confidential services that offer support to the most vulnerable people in our communities; often requiring immediate intervention, support and advice face to face, or via the telephone and leading to resolution via Legal Representation. We also offer accessible training and skills development to a wide range of vulnerable people to help reduce unemployment, and promote social and financial inclusion. Who we help We provide effective, specialist advice; advocacy and representation for people that would otherwise not be able to access these services. We secure their basic needs, protect and preserve their legal rights, provide equal access to Justice and seek fairness and dignity for all our clients.

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Lancashire Violence Reduction Network

lancashire violence reduction network

Ormskirk

Our vision is for every person living or working in Lancashire to feel safe from violence and violent crime. Our mission has 4 strands: 1. Prevention Prevention and early intervention are at the core of our violence reduction network. We focus on our community and partnership strengths to reduce, prevent and respond to violence. 2. Enforcement We work closely with our partners to use civil and criminal remedies. We are committed to swift, visible justice for those who commit violence. 3. Evidence We promote a learning culture and develop evidence of good practice. We take a system-wide approach across Lancashire partnerships. 4. Culture We take a public health approach to tacking violence. We build on our community links and partnerships, including working with people with lived experience, to reduce and prevent violence. We work to build a trauma informed approach across the county’s services.

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African Caribbean Achievement Project

african caribbean achievement project

Bradford

The African Caribbean Achievement Project (ACAP) was set up in 1995 to promote and raise the educational development of people of African & Caribbean descent. We are an education-based charity that has fought for racial justice and equality in education since we started and continue to do so to this day. We are a volunteer-led service and provide mentoring, advocacy and educational support to young people. We also provide advocacy and support services to parents as well as a range of other activities Over the years the service has developed to include young people from all sections of the community and not just African and Caribbean young people. Our service is inclusive and we assist all young people to realise their full potential in all areas of their lives. Browse our website to see our active and past projects and contact us if you require any further information.

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Inside Connections Training

inside connections training

London

Inside Connections Support CIC is an organisation set up to support individuals with training opportunities that are labour market linked in order to provide a positive pathway into sustainable employment. The individuals for whom we work with have experience of the Criminal Justice System and are either currently serving in a category D establishment or have been released from custody. However, we are pro-actively work with young people who need a positive intervention, those in or exiting care and ex-service personnel. Everyone who comes to us is provided with one-on-one mentoring support to ensure the greatest opportunity for success. SERVICES We run a variety of training programmes that have an increasing demand for job opportunities, this includes the Building Lives Academy which specifically targets work within the construction industry and further programmes in Broadband (Fibre Optic & Data Cable-laying). Additionally, we provide supported living for 16-18-year olds, who use our ‘Getting Ready for Adult Life’ programme to serve the young person’s needs and future prospects.

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St Paul's School For Girls

st paul's school for girls

Birmingham

St Paul’s is a Catholic school for girls situated in the Archdiocese and within the city of Birmingham. It exists primarily to assist Catholic parents in giving their children a good Catholic education so that they may lead fulfilled lives, which promote the common good of society. By Catholic education we mean that every aspect of school life is permeated by the belief of the school community: in a loving God, as revealed by Jesus Christ that all persons are sacred because each is made in the image of God and therefore deserving of respect that all creation is an expression of the goodness and love of God revealed through it. that all are entitled in justice, to be given the opportunity to develop fully as persons and thus have equality of access to the Curriculum. As the school shares in the Church’s mission to educate and nurture in the faith, prayer, the Eucharist and other liturgical celebrations have a central role in the life and work of the school community.

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The Challenge Academy Trust

the challenge academy trust

London

Hello and welcome to The Challenge Academy Trust (TCAT). The Trust was formed in 2017 by like-minded leaders of local primary and secondary schools in Warrington along with Priestley College. Our intention was to work collaboratively to improve outcomes for children and young people in the Warrington area and this collective responsibility is one we maintain to this day. Our mission is to serve, challenge and empower the educational community. We enact our mission by providing highly effective services to our academies, supporting strong leadership, investing in the workforce and inspiring our children and young people. All of our work is underpinned by a set of core values, they are: Inclusivity and social justice Educational excellence Collaboration and interdependence Challenge and service Care and sustainability Celebrating difference These values inform everything we do as a trust and all of our services and working practices are designed around these concepts. TCAT is a unique trust, being the first in the country to include primary and secondary academies together with a sixth form college.

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Rise Family Services

rise family services

London

RISE is an innovative staff-led mutual that designs and delivers behavioural change programmes and new approaches. Our work can be used in the criminal justice system and community to transform the lives of individuals, families and communities. In order to create safe communities, RISE empowers people to break their cycle of harmful behaviour and develop better relationships with their families and society. A large part of this is through our work in tackling domestic violence and abuse. RISE’s interventions challenge attitudes and facilitate long-lasting behaviour change. They are driven by the belief that anyone can make better decisions, given the right support. Our experienced team of professionals work with perpetrators of domestic violence and abuse to guide them through a process of change, which addresses their behaviours and attitudes. Through a combination of group work and one-to-one sessions, our programmes aim to prevent reoffending. They are focused on self-reflection and creating tangible outcomes that can help perpetrators to build a pathway for change.

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Christian Union Nifes Alumni Association (Cunaa) Uk-europe

christian union nifes alumni association (cunaa) uk-europe

London

The Christian Union (CU) and NIFES Alumni Association UK and Europe (CUNAA UK-EU) is a body of Christian believers living in Europe who were once members of the Christian Union (CU) and NIFES fellowships at The University of Benin, Nigeria (UNIBEN) as well as at The University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH). Membership of the association also includes immediate family members and friends of CU and NIFES Uniben and UBTH alumni members who want to be involved in all aspects of the association’s mission, vision and abide by its ethos and values. Our Vision Our vision is to build a community of Christians who are united by their freedom in Jesus Christ and their passion for the transformation of society. Our Mission Our mission is to live out our faith through practical acts of love. Our Values Prayer – we believe in the power of prayer to change us, our communities and the world around us. Mission – to preach the good news of Jesus Christ in this nation and the world. Justice – to give towards, support or execute practical projects that relieve suffering or promote benevolence. Discipleship – to follow in the footsteps of Jesus in our lifestyle. Share this:

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