Learn to influence policy for social change and understand local governance, policy pathways to parliament and advocacy storytelling.
All civil society organisations have one thing in common: we are collectively working towards a society we all want to live in. This change can happen through creating policy influence on a local and national scale, no matter the size of your organisation. But sometimes it can feel a little daunting and overwhelming of not knowing where to start with making a difference and the communities you advocate for. Join Voice4Change England to discuss:
- Understanding local governance
- The steps to getting your policy work into parliament
- Understanding the policy ecosystem
- Organisational policy
- Approaches to policy research
- The importance of storytelling for policy advocacy
Christabelle is committed to addressing social inequalities and analysing the entrenched social structures that hinder equitability. Her key policy areas include affordable housing for all, regulating the private rental sector, addressing structural inequalities, intersectionality, ethnicity pay gaps, equality in the workplace, and human rights. On a part-time basis, she has undertaken research work for the Home Truths 2: Race Equity Series programme in partnership with ACEVO and Voice 4 Change England, which addresses and challenges transformative actions to achieve race equity in civil society.