SEE MY WORLD in partnership with the Black and Global Majority Cultural Creative Network, Manchester Met University, and Oxford Road Corridor presents The Pan-African Congress 80th Anniversary event on Saturday 18 October 2025 at Manchester Metropolitan University Grosvenor East building (formerly Chorlton-on-Medlock Town Hall), where the 1945 Panafrican Congress took place.
To celebrate the launch, BRIDGE is hosting an online event to bring people together and showcase what BRIDGE can offer.
This event is open to VCFSE organisations, researchers, healthcare professionals and anyone with an interest in building more inclusive research partnerships.
BRIDGE connects experts by practice, experts by learning and experts by lived experience to create impactful, inclusive research.
Beyond individual bias, structural barriers continue to exclude certain groups from sport and physical activity. This session will critically examine these challenges and how organisations can dismantle them.
Stakeholders are being invited to have their say on the GM VCFSE Leadership Group’s open consultation on a new Greater Manchester voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) Accord agreement.
The current GM VCFSE Accord is a formal agreement between the GM VCFSE Sector represented by the GM VCFSE Leadership Group, GMCA and TfGM, and NHS GM, based in a relationship of mutual trust and sharing responsibility
Nearly a quarter of households with children under four don't have enough food, according to according to The Food Foundation’s latest estimate, and children under five are 25% more likely to experience food poverty than older children, all of which is driving obesity and mental health crises, a report from the Education Policy Institute (EPI) warned in November 2024.
Join University of Manchester School of Social Sciences in Ardwick for an interactive and engaging walking tour that uncovers the women who fought for social justice and shaped our working lives.
Developed by the Ardwick Education Partnership CiC in collaboration with local community groups and the University of Manchester, this two-mile route begins at Medlock Primary School and ends at the Ellen Wilkinson Building.
Discover how creativity can help young people move away from crime in this hands-on, thought-provoking event. You’ll hear a short talk, watch two powerful short films, and take part in an interactive art workshop designed to help you see things through the eyes of young people going through arts-based justice programmes.
Taking place online on Monday 13 October, 6:30-7:30pm, Menopause Cafe is an informal event where people share experiences and information about Menopause. All are welcome!
The event will explore critical issues impacting children and young people today. This session brings together expert voices and practical tools to support your safeguarding practice.
The themes include:
Leaders play a critical role in shaping an inclusive culture. This session explores how leadership styles, policies, and decision-making can make or break inclusion efforts.