Macc’s statement on the Supreme Court Ruling on the legal definition of sex and call to respond to the Equality and Human Right’s Commission’s Code of Practice consultation
This course has been created by The Social Justice Collective to help you understand, address and embed equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) into your governance practice.
On the 27th of May, the Race Equality Foundation released a critical report titled Understanding the Racist Riots of 2024 and What Should Be Done. The report highlights how the UK government has failed to address the underlying causes of the summer 2024 riots, which saw widespread racist violence targeting minoritised ethnic and religious communities.
A regional listening event focused on racially equitable social investment, hosted by Pathway Fund in Manchester, focusing upon work being undertaken in Greater Manchester.
The event will be held as a roundtable, at NatWest Social & Community Capital,1 Spinningfields Square Manchester M3 3AP, hosted by NatWest NatWest Social & Community Capital, and Pathway.
Pathway Fund is a Black and Ethnically Minoritised-led social investment wholesaler, working to catalyse Black and Ethnically Minoritised communities.
Manchester City Council wants your feedback on the priorities for the Cultural Partnership Grants 2026–2029 funding round!
A new consultation is now open, giving you the chance to shape how cultural organisations are funded and supported. Your feedback will help make Manchester an even more vibrant, inclusive, and creative place for everyone.
Join the Manchester Social Entrepreneurs and Yellow Beacon CIC as we hold space for neurodivergent entrepreneurs to share their experiences, success stories and the challenges faced when running their business ventures.
This is intended to be the first in a series of events to open the conversation, understand and discuss the specific support needs of neurodivergent entrepreneurs, and identify ways we can work together to create more inclusive environments that cater to our unique strengths and challenges.
This session will take place during Learning Disability Week (16-22 June 2025) and will raise awareness of learning disability and the positive contributions that people make.
Positive ‘can do’ attitudes cost nothing but can make the world of difference. Communication is about exchanging information and meaning in a way that is understood by both parties.
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