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CAHN has partnered with ACAS to deliver an informative session on the topic of Workplace Discrimination.

What you’ll gain:

• What counts as workplace discrimination
• Your legal rights and protections as an employee
• Steps to take if you face discrimination or harassment
• How to report concerns and seek support

Speaker: ACAS (UK’s number one independent employment and dispute resolution body)

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The GM VCFSE Leadership Group are excited to invite you to hear more about including the voice of lived experience in policy making – why it’s important and hear about how you can adopt the practice.

This is a 30-minute workshop for policy makers in Greater Manchester offering a mix of interactive discussions, individual reflection and group exercises, followed by 30-minutes to share and feedback.

Who is trying to access your data and what are the implications of this? Also, what can you do to make it more difficult for people to steal your data.

Join us for 'Unlocking commissioning to unleash Manchester’s Social Economy' a half-day event focused on strengthening collaboration between universities, commissioners, and the social economy in Manchester.

Join Media Trust for a one-hour Communicating Climate masterclass with Green New Deal Rising, a youth movement championing climate justice across the UK. In their latest campaign, “There’s No Growth on a Dead Planet,” they challenge the government’s climate policies, emphasising that true economic growth cannot occur without a healthy planet.

Key topics include:

Are you a small charity looking for support in navigating environmental issues and concerns?

Join Media Trust’s series of free interactive drop in clinics for charities with global PR and communications agency Edelman.

How does it work?
Each hour-long drop-in session will focus on a different communications strategy topic.

Resolve Poverty invites you to join their webinar which will launch their new research examining how English regions and localities can take a whole-system approach to reducing and preventing poverty. This research was undertaken with stakeholders across local and regional governments, thinktanks, and the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector, in partnership with the Local Authorities and the Cost of Living Emergency (LOCALE) project at the University of York.

What do we mean by a culture of prevention, and what will it take to grow it?

Across the GoodLives GM Leadership Collaborative, Early Family Help and Live Well, leaders, practitioners and communities have been exploring ways to tackle some of the system barriers we all recognise in our work, like siloed working and competing accountabilities.

GoodLives GM have been gathering learning about what it really takes to grow: