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In April 2026, we’ll be at the UN with Cambridge University students to report on the Police Race Action Plan, sharing progress made with British Transport Police to strengthen community engagement and build anti-racist policing. @unitednations @cambridgeacs #CantStopWontStop

We are delighted to invite you to the third annual Learning Disability Carnival – Love, Laughter, Care. This vibrant celebration brings together individuals and organisations from Croydon and neighbouring boroughs to honour and uplift the learning disability and autism community

Join us on April 4th at the Millennium Windrush Centre, for an open and honest conversation about policing in in Manchester. We're facilitating this discussion with the BTP, giving you the chance to ask questions, share concerns, and work towards building better relationships.

From lived experience to leadership! This week, one of our incredible care leaver we have worked with since last year took the stage, helping deliver a powerful lecture to Sociology students at a South London university. Seeing his growth reminds us why we do what we do.

We brought together 20 new police recruits and 20 young people from the community between the ages of 18-26 —without revealing who was who. After 2 hours of team games and discussions, we revealed that 1/2 the room were officers. The shock turned into real conversations.

Delivering to pshycology, criminology and forensic science uni students in their 3rd and final year before graduation. Young people at a transitional period between education and the world of work have so many important decisions to make.

Another great talk with @AntoineSpeaker @itvnews

This is what it looks like behind the scenes of a well polished interview 😄 I got to speak to my good friend, the inspirational French civil rights activist Assa Traore_ about French politics, community relations and law enforcement practices in her home city, Paris.

I had the best time with some young people in one of the most deprived Neighbourhoods in Jamaica, Flankers. We spoke about their hopes for their future and what they feel needs to be done to close the rich poor devide

Fantastic opportunity to spend the day with @smilozone organised by Reccairni in Montego Bay Bottles are collected, sorted and shipped to Costa Rica to be recycled and made into new bottles. This is the epitome of sustainability and we loved being involved in the process.

After spending time in the community and then with the Parisian Police a few things came to light. There's no blanket way to challenge the issues police face when trying to engage with communities. Historical events and leadership teams will always dictate how much work needs to be done to improve relations. There is a lot of hurt from the communities side in France and not many have hope when discussing relationship building but the work we just partook in has definitely helped them to see that change is possible, although it may be difficult and lengthy. Community members outright told me police in Paris would NEVER, EVER engage with them. The fact that I was able to open that door was the first step. I saw the glimmer of hope return to their eyes, still with a bit of scepticism but hope had returned.

Fun role reversal game. Young people doing a stop and search on an officer to show how they believe it should be done. @ElevatedMinds_C Exodus charity

Another incredible night of Chess

This week I spoke at an event in Paris ran by the incredible Assa Traore and her team tackling racism and inequality. Collaboration locally and internationally is an important part of growth for myself and team as we pride ourselves in being specialists in our field which is community focused.