Leadership

This programme provides you with theoretical and practical skills in feminist leadership that you will be able to apply in your life, in your organisation, and in your community. This is for women staff members or volunteers at women’s organisations in the UK.

Applications for the Weston Charity Awards 2023 are officially open thanks to a collaboration between The Garfield Weston Foundation and charity partner, Pilotlight. Now in its ninth year, the Awards offer a unique package of support worth over £22,000 to small charities in the North of England, the Midlands, and Wales. The Awards nurture leadership talent while amplifying a charity’s potential impact.

Women’s Resource Centre are delighted to announce that they are delivering a fully funded Feminist Leadership Training Programme to 10 groups every year for three years. Applications are now open for the first 5 groups which will take place in autumn/winter 2022-2023.

The Brain Trust programme from Pilotlight is inviting applications from charity leaders to unlock fresh thinking on a strategic challenge, with the help of five to 12 senior business leaders from Barclays, in just 90-minutes.

Network for Black Women Leaders (NBWL) is seeking women of African heritage to partake in their led by and for Black women mentoring programme.

The course is a community based development programme focusing on community learning for social change. Designed to support community workers into community leadership roles it provides people working at grass roots level the tools they need to make change happen.

Women’s Resource Centre’s (WRC) Feminist Leadership Training is a person-centred training, enabling the recognition of personal leadership traits, and exploration of the relationship between feminism, intersectionality, and leadership. WRC share practical tools and good practice and initiate respectful dialogue about specific specialist subjects to enable social change.

Leaders of ambitious charities and social enterprises based in England, Scotland and Wales can apply for an innovative free mentoring programmes. Worth up to £16,000, they are designed to tackle the issues organisations are facing and amplify their impact.