1 Anti Racism courses

black books matter uk

Our Anti Racist Superhero workshops are a creative and interactive way to develop young peoples understanding of allyship and the introductory terminology around racism. Focusing on allyship to allow a deeper understanding and acceptance of all around us. The workshop is filled with storytelling, creativity and of course our favourite book detective exercise, allowing young people to actively explore doing their own research and learning. Through exploring what racism is and what it means to be anti racist young people take part in a range of creative learning, developing a range of skills and of course team work! LITERARY LEADERS Our Literary Leaders programme blends the traditional book club environment to allow young people to explore stories that explore black history and culture, alongside the work of BIPOC exploring stories of all kinds. Through exploring various kinds of literature from fiction, non fiction, blogs, articles and more our Literary Leaders learn the tools for the five types of writing expository, descriptive, narrative persuasive and creative to ensure that all stories are head and express what they feel needs to be shared with their local and wider community. ANTI RACISM WORKSHOPS(Organisations, Staff, Teachers) Our anti racism workshops for community organisations and schools all start with an initial call to talk with your organisation lead or designated EDI lead to help tailor the workshop to where your school is at on it’s journey in inclusivity and allyship. Our workshops look at; The Protected Characteristics, Unconscious Bias and practical tools and frameworks that allow you to look at where growth is needed within your organisation and where to develop in becoming transformational when it comes to race equality and inclusivity in your organisation.

edp training

Mental Health First Aid and Anti-Racism courses for workplaces, professionals & individuals.

overstanding us

We specialise in facilitating safe space environments that enable individuals to engage in dialogue on race, design and develop interactive workshop on the various aspects of race, and work on strategic priorities with leaders and their teams. We know that in the pursuit of racial equity, individual conversations are part of the journey, empowering individuals to reflect on how racism is part of our systems and institutions. Our services offer ways in which to assist leaders to move the dial race inclusion, support people to navigate tackling race inequality, and advocates to be intentional in anti-racism. Overstanding Us: • Provides a learning opportunity, to influence understanding and organisational change. • acknowledges the barriers that prevent individuals from fully participating in the Workplace and wider society, on an equal platform. • Is committed to supporting organisations and individuals stimulate a dialogue about Race and its intersecting characteristics, through interactive workshops and practical solutions. • Will together, provide the most appropriate course of workshops that meet the needs of your organisation.

t prosperity project

Our Mission We are a community interest company dedicated to creating safer spaces for people of all racial backgrounds in the UK. We believe that, with the right antiracism training and education, individuals can implement change and have a positive impact on the whole community.

edp training - mental health & anti-racism training courses for workplaces & individuals

ignite imaginations

It all began in February 2003 when a group of artists and residents of north west Sheffield took part in the wond’rous watery walk – an event on the ponderosa. This was funded and planned through the garden rooms, an arts organisation that existed at the time, as part of bloom (a local festival in Netherthorpe, Upperthorpe and Langsett). Roanna Heller and Cassie Limb were inspired by Richard Long and Andy Goldsworthy, and wanted to create art in the park. They aimed for local residents in north west Sheffield to get involved, get inspired and engage creatively with naturally found objects. The Art in the Park project became bigger and more diverse than the garden rooms could support in terms of arts activity and in 2004 the project received it’s own Arts Council funding. Art in the Park as an organisation was born, running an event practically each month, which took the format of: a gazebo in a park, food, volunteers and nature inspired crafts. They were very low key, but showed there was a community need and interest in free, environmental art. Our limited company status was given in May 2006 and we became a registered charity in November 2006.

one world centre (isle of man)

DEC Turkey Syria Earthquake Appeal update Posted on February 13, 2023 by One World Centre Photo: Burak Kara/Getty Images We have collected over £8,000 for the DEC Turkey Syria Earthquake Appeal this weekend – thank you everyone who contributed. But we are not finished yet: we’re aiming to hold collections in Port Erin, Ramsey and Peel this coming weekend. We need volunteers to make the most of this – if you have an hour to spare to help out please let us know.

mentor black business

We exist as a resource for Black Business to thrive. Through our platform we give them the power to connect with Industry Professionals, Change Makers and Leaders. We do this to provide Black Business the foundation to unlock their own value and realise their own potential.

hannah creedon integrative psychotherapist

I am from Ireland and I have lived in the UK for many years. I have studied Psychotherapeutic Counselling at the Minster Centre in London and at the University of Brighton, and I have a Masters in Equality Studies from University College Dublin. I have experience working with people in distress in a variety of different positions. I have worked as a Mental Health Advocate for an award-winning LGBTQ+ Mental Health Charity and as a volunteer Appropriate Adult helping juveniles and people with mental health issues in police custody in East London. I believe that we are in a mental health crisis, due to the fact that we are taught to question our own reactions to living in an unequal and increasingly uncertain world.

onevidence

Independent psychology assessments, expert witness statements and psychological services for legal, medical and local authority clients.Invent new knowledge. onEvidence works collaboratively with organisations and institutions to provide actionable insight to help shape innovative policy and programme design. Our psychological and social research services encompass qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods primary and secondary research. Our… Read More PSYCHOLOGY Independent expert psychological services. onEvidence provide independent expert psychological services and consultancy, working with the courts, solicitors, local authorities, insurance companies and third sector organisations. Our chartered psychologists provide a comprehensive range of psychological assessments and interventions for children… Read More TRAINING From design to delivery. Our evidence-based training consultancy services and continuing professional development (CPD) offer effective solutions tailored to your needs and budget. Based on the best available topic research and innovative pedagogical methods, our training services are developed… Read More