Accessibility isn't a nice-to-have - it's a responsibility.
This session explores what accessible social media really looks like in practice, covering the key principles, common mistakes, and what your team can do differently starting today.
Walk away ready to make your content work for everyone.
Advicenow is running a free housing rights course for frontline organisations supporting people with refugee status. The course will be delivered online and is funded by The AB Charitable Trust.
About the course
The course aims to give you the basic knowledge and skills needed to deal with key issues for people experiencing homelessness and living in temporary accommodation.
The course will be delivered online. You will be required to watch short introductory videos before each interactive session.
Week 1
The menopause is a natural occurrence, yet up until recently, it has received little attention despite the impact it is known to have on women at work. The average age of women who reach menopause in the UK is 51, although some women may experience this sooner whether by nature or other health conditions.
Most charity websites aren't as accessible as they could be, and small fixes often make the biggest difference.
Colin Grist, Co-Founder and Creative Director at Few and Far, a B Corp certified digital studio based in Leeds that works exclusively with UK charities, will walk through what accessibility actually means in day-to-day practice, why it matters as much for fundraising and engagement as it does for compliance, and where small charities should focus first when time and budget are tight.
In this practical one-hour session you'll learn:
The guide provides tools for people to challenge harmful falsehoods and to have productive conversations with the people in their lives about VAWG and immigration. It urges people to unite over shared positive values in order to tell a more honest story, helping people to understand the real causes of, and solutions to, gendered violence.
Not In Our Name – How to talk about the weaponisation of violence against women and girls
Greater Manchester Combined Authority is seeking to provide contract funding for the facilitation of three Greater Manchester Equality Panels:
Advicenow is excited to partner with Project 17 and Care Rights Project to deliver a free workshop focusing on support available for families and individuals who have no recourse to public funds. The course will be delivered online and is funded by The Disrupt Foundation.
This training looks at the support available under Section 17 Children Act 1989 and Care Act 2014 for migrants with no recourse to public funds (NRPF). It is aimed at frontline organisations who are regularly supporting people with NRPF.
As a result of this training you will:
Creating a psychologically safe approach to neurodiversity awareness in the workplace & beyond.
This live session is delivered by a BACP-accredited, CBT-trained therapist with a strong track record of supporting workplace clients and facilitating workshops across a variety of mental health topics.
This session is not therapy but is designed to psychoeducate and raise awareness, dispel myths, and foster a deeper understanding of neurodiversity in the workplace. The aim is to help create a more inclusive, supportive, and productive environment for all.
Join Shoosmiths for the first webinar in their #Masterclass series for 2026: #Masterclass | Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.
The session will cover :