🎉Did we do it?... We did it!🎉
The best reviewed show in West End history has officially become a double winner of Best New Musical tonight at the Olivier Awards! Boy oh boy, this is glitzy indeed!!!✨🤯

Great opportunity: New Economy Organisers Network are recruiting a new board chair & board members. Could this be you? For more info, please go to: neweconomyorganisers.org/about/jobs/ #socialjustice #economicjustice #environmentaljustice #RT

Some important, funded roles to make decisions about funding work to build power.

1 week left to apply to join our wonderful team & help train the next generation of community organisers to change the world! ✊

🔴 Senior Community Organiser
🔴 Collective Care Trainer
📅 Applications due 10am 18 April

Find out more & apply 👇 Pls RT!

actbuildchange.com/opportunities

🚀Our Migration Fund is open for applications

The Migration Fund supports organisations working towards a world in which everyone is free to move, and no one is forced to move.

We offer long-term grants to organisations of any size working in the UK.
phf.org.uk/migration-fund
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Imagine if refugee organisations were run by people who had been asylum seekers themselves? Here @monabani shares her journey to find political asylum from Iran - and how it planted the seed for a different way to work with refugee communities.

changemakerspodcast.org/mona-bani-chan…

Skip your morning coffee and listen to this instead!

Mona Bani and Amanda Tattersall will leave you fired up about injustice and certain we can do something about it.

We’re delighted to be working with UCL Policy Lab to tell these stories of people power and ordinary hope.

We're hiring! 🥳 Our new #CollectiveCare Trainer will support people & groups to strengthen collective care practices for sustainable, transformative organising that changes the world here & now.

⏲️ Application Deadline: 10AM on 18 April

Please share!

actbuildchange.com/opportunities

Calling everyone in Birmingham and surrounding areas: applications close on April 8th!

🔎 What does it mean to work towards a world in which everyone is free to move, and no one is forced to move?

✨ Our latest blog explores the importance of hope and imagination in shaping our futures & explains why we've set this longer-term vision to guide our grant-making.

We’ve joined 60+ organisations to call on the government to create a Visa scheme to allow Palestinians affected by the war in Gaza to reunite safely with their loved ones in the UK

🙏Sign the petition – at 100K signatures, parliament must debate it👇
petition.parliament.uk/petitions/6485…

An immense loss. Last week we visited the incredible team World Central Kitchen in #Gaza . Their tireless, lifesaving work is a lifeline to so many cut off in this brutal war. Their deaths are a senseless tragedy. And another grim reminder of daily threats to civilians & aid workers

The team was in a ‘deconflicted zone in two armored cars branded with the WCK logo and a soft skin vehicle.’ They had shared their co-ordinates and route with the Israeli military and had just left the Deir al-Bala warehouse loaded with aid wck.org/news/gaza-team…

Our Director Amanda Walters was interviewed by ITV News earlier today about the Work & Pensions Committee report calling on the Government to increase statutory sick pay by over 50% and make it more widely available 🧵👇

Over the past decade, I’ve seen the Kaleidoscope Trust become one of the most important champions and supporters of LGBTI+ activism.

I’m honoured to have been appointed as CEO and I can’t wait to get started.

Grateful for this case study from Civic Power Fund, highlighting the important work that PFF is doing, and the critical role of resilience in climate justice.

#resilience #climatejustice #parentpower

Private equity run children's care homes are bleeding councils dry to pay off vast debt piles and make investors super rich.

There really isn't a bigger ongoing scandal in Britain.

'On the street you see children, you see the gauntness in their face... I saw children yesterday in a hospital, their level of malnutrition is so severe that I simply don't know if they will be alive today. This is absolutely man made'

James Elder from UNICEF

To find out more about our trip to the village inside the DMZ - and what it's like to report on North and South Korea - watch our Behind the Stories film on BBC iPlayer.

bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

Famine looms in Sudan as civil war survivors tell of killings and rapes bbc.co.uk/news/world-afr…