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In Greater Manchester Law Centre’s latest free legal workshop ACAS and Maternity Action will detail your Pregnancy and Maternity Rights at work and how to enforce them.

Greater Manchester Law Centre has run a series of free workshops on your and your clients'/service users' employment rights. The workshops are aimed at front line workers supporting individuals and communities to overcome poverty and structural injustice.

Join Kate Green, Deputy Mayor for Safer and Stronger Communities, public sector, community and VCFSE sector partners at the launch of the new Greater Manchester Hate Crime Plan.

Come join this important event which will be unveiling our Greater Manchester Hate Crime Plan.

Join and show your support and learn more about how you can make a difference.

Greater Manchester stands together against hate crime.

Join the event to hear more about Tempo Time Credits and their work in communities across the UK and explore developing a Manchester Time Credit programme that supports citizen engagement, coproduction and recognises and values the skills, knowledge and time of citizens and volunteers equally.

Choosing the right methods to measure your impact is vital, but which to choose? In this session we (Triceratops) seek to answer this question, while giving you the confidence to be creative in your approach and look at the top tips for the more common methods.#

You can expect to gain;

• Insight into potential evaluation methods
• Understanding what makes a method the 'right' choice
• Confidence in choosing or creating methodologies

In this session, we (Triceratops) look at how to map out the change you bring, presenting different options which can help both internal and external audiences see what you do and understand the importance of it. 

This session is for those who know they make a difference and want assistance to articulate and increase understanding with staff, volunteers, funders and others.

You can expect to gain: 

The need(s) we meet are often all too obvious for us, but how can we evidence this to others? This session will provide you with the key tools to understand your need and how we can 'prove' this to external parties.

You can expect to:

• Understand the importance of a robust evidence-based approach to need
• Gain knowledge of how to build a capacity appropriate research project
• Develop insight into key principles of communicating your findings

We exist to deliver change in our various contexts and how to evidence that impact is at the heart of monitoring and evaluation, fundraising and decision making. In this session we (Triceratops) look at the basics, introducing the subject and giving you enough pointers to start well.