Poet Matt Sowerby harnesses the power and resolve of people in poverty. Matt started using his skills as a route to social justice, when he became involved in the End Hunger UK campaign. From there, he hasn’t looked back. In
Scouse writer-actor Ellis Howard has worked with us over the past year, helping people channel their experiences of poverty and struggle into powerful activism. In this new video, Ellis explains why telling your own story is like having a superpower.
Why does digital exclusion matter? That’s the question being explored by our friends at the APLE Collective during June 2021, APLE Month. We invited Tracey Herington to explore the issue in this guest blog.
We look at three ways the UK can begin building the society it wants by tackling inequality. How do we make sure everyone is included in the UK’s pandemic recovery? How do we ensure the injustices and inequalities exposed and
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When dozens of people are talking at once, how can you make yourself heard? When you speak to people in positions of great power, how do you retain your own? In this story of Dignity, Agency and Power, Penny Walters
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Watching birds in the park helps Self-Reliant Group facilitator, Laura Walton, listen to God. Many Christians hear God speaking to them in an audible voice, giving them guidance, comforting them, reminding them that they are not alone. Others ‘hear’ God’s
