People/communities experiencing racial inequalities

Racism and racial inequalities exist across our sporting system.  But do we truly understand why?  In this workshop, we'll explore the idea of 'race' and the sporting system's role in reinforcing it over the centuries.  We'll look at how our system were formed, and how that has created a legacy of inequalities in power, representation and experience.  

This workshop is designed for VCSE organisations, community leaders, and volunteer coordinators who want to build inclusive, culturally competent volunteering opportunities that better engage South Asian women and communities.

What to expect:

This free, three-hour interactive session is designed to support VCFSE organisations working with migrant communities in the North West. Priority will be given to smaller or newly established organisations working with Hongkong BN(O), Afghan and Ukrainian communities, especially those that are fairly new to funding or applications.

This three-hour interactive workshop aims to help you find funding and improve your chances of successful funding bids. The webinar will cover the entire process, from what you need before you apply to how evaluators score applications.

Explore how entrepreneurial thinking can transform your organisation's approach to sustainability and growth

Are you a BME organisation looking to diversify your income, innovate your services, and build a more sustainable future?

This webinar will empower you to identify and leverage opportunities, think creatively about your resources, and cultivate the "entrepreneurial spirit" needed to thrive.

The session will cover:

Explore how climate change impacts health and wellbeing in Black and Global Majority communities.

What does our health and wellbeing look like in a warming world?

From the air we breathe and the food we eat, to the resilience of our homes and livelihoods in the face of storms, floods, and rising temperatures, our health is deeply connected to the health of our planet. The continued extraction and burning of fossil fuels are disrupting this natural balance and disproportionately harming Black and Global Majority communities, amplifying long-standing inequalities.

Manchester Laces FC are providing free, safe and fun 'introduction to football' sessions for women seeking sanctuary, refugees and those from marginalised communities.

Through football, the aim is to bring women together, have fun with football, socialise, build community and help improve mental and physical wellbeing.

These hour-long sessions will be held at the Moss Side Millennium Powerhouse on Wednesdays from 19th November. Please see attached image for all dates and times.