Join Beeston-Clarke Accountants on the 1st April where they will be joined by guest speaker Ian McLintock from Charity Excellence.
Back for its eighth year, Charity Digital's Digita
This webinar will focus on how organisations can intentionally design cultures that align values with everyday behaviours, decisions, and systems. Atkinson HR's panel will share examples of what helps values stick in practice, even when organisations are going through change.
Get ahead of the Employment Rights Act 2025 with a clear breakdown of the reforms set to reshape sick pay, dismissal rules, family rights and worker protections through 2026–27.
What you’ll learn
The Ethical Property Foundation and Utility Aid are delighted to bring back their Specialist Property Clinic for Charities, where you can book a free 40-minute 1:1 session with a specialist of your choice.
If your organisation needs guidance on property, legal matters, tax, finance, or energy costs, this is your chance to speak directly with industry experts and get practical advice tailored to your charity: completely free of charge.
Meet specialists for tailored 1:1 advice:
Wythenshawe Community Housing Group (WCHG) invites you to their Garden City Discovery Day Community Connector, a family friendly event celebrating gardening, creativity, and community in Wythenshawe.
This family-friendly Connector will bring together residents, local Community Groups, and organisations to champion community growing, sustainability and local pride.
AI-generated images, deepfake videos and fabricated influencer content are spreading faster than most brands can respond. One manipulated post can confuse customers, derail campaigns or damage trust overnight. This session gives marketing and comms leaders a practical hour on how to recognise emerging threats, assess the real risks to your brand and build a fast, confident response when misinformation hits.
Join next month’s AI Impact Clarity Summit, and discover how AI can enhance impact practices – safely, ethically and without the hype.
Taking place from 13th to 15th April, with sessions spanning three hours each day, the summit has been designed to equip participants with a clear and actionable roadmap for AI-enabled impact measurement and management (IMM). Sessions will provide evidence-backed insights into current AI capabilities and trajectory – as well as detailing how to best respond, and how to secure an AI advantage.
Join us for a day of interactive learning, co-design, showcasing and celebration – centred on lived experience and intersectional practice.
Agenda and schedule will be shared in the month leading up to the Conference