UPCOMING EVENTS

How to Make An Impact - Step 1

Tuesday 15th Feb, 6.30pm-8pm, Online

The world has never changed so quickly. And there has never been more of a need for action. But no need to panic. What if you focused on where you're coming from, rather than where you're going? Because the ends are just the means, a little further down the line.

We believe impact should be fun, finding support, and tie in with who you are and what you like.

Join us to:

refine your values, get real with yourself & others, and really embody who you are
connect with our community of aspirational action-takers, finding support on the way
learn about our upcoming programme, about helping you have more impact, find more meaning, and have more fun along the way.

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PREVIOUS EVENTS

OLD CLOTHES

NEW ME

Sustainable Fashion

Clothes Swap

OLD CLOTHES

NEW ME

What we wear matters - fashion is the second largest contributor to GHG emissions after meat consumption. We wanted to show that combatting fast fashion is something we can all fit into our lives.

HELPING YOU

HELPS ME

Covid-19 Community Action

HELPING YOU
HELPS ME

The evidence is that doing good and helping others can improve well-being and mental health. This was particularly important during the first UK lockdown due to Covid-19.

GOOD MONEY. BAD MONEY.

MY MONEY?

Ethical Finance

Roundtable Discussion

GOOD MONEY. BAD MONEY.

MY MONEY?

Money pays for our bills and lifestyles. But, if we are conscious about where we save and invest it, our money can also restore natural environments, fund community projects and help create a fairer society without us losing out at all.

CHANGE PLEASE

Homelessness

Story Telling & Policy Ideation

CHANGE
PLEASE

We explored the key issues in tackling homelessness and considered how we can take the learnings from the coronavirus crisis and use these as cornerstones to eradicate homelessness in a post-covid world.

THOUGHT

FOR FOOD

Sustainable Food

Community Meal

THOUGHT

FOR FOOD

50% of all food waste comes from our homes. Being more conscious about our food choices helps us avoid unintended consequences to well-intentioned decisions.