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Key Dates & External Events
These events are open to all, workshops and audience-led conversations that build community. The focus of these events is to meet one of our 3 core pillars:
- Personal Wellbeing / Development
- Professional Development
-Financial Literacy
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Key Dates & External Events
Key Dates & External Events
Key Dates & External Events
We support external events.
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* Diversity and Inclusion
* Personal Development
* Financial Inclusion & Literacy for all
In light of recent events like BLM and Asian attacks and the pandemic respectively, all these topics matter now more than ever.
- Wider Research on Underrepresented Groups
45% of people spend more time choosing biscuits than planning their financial futures.
There are 5 common reasons why people choose not to take financial advice:
- I’m not “wealthy”
- I can do it myself
- I can’t afford financial advice
- I don’t trust financial advisers
- Financial advisers bamboozle you with jargon
12% of BAME talent in the creative industry.
With over 3 million jobs in the creative industry in the UK. There is a need to increase this figure.
We believe we can help increase this figure to be part of positive change.
40% decrease in creative courses
There has been a drop-in creative and design technology GCSE subjects & their respective qualifications being awarded to students.
(Stats from Creative Industry Foundation.com)
9.6% of UK workforce identify as disabled
From this figure, only 18.9% are getting enabled support and access to resources that support them to work at their optimum.
(2018 - Art Council's - Make a shift report)
18% of ex-offender re-offend when they have employment
Following a custodial sentence of more than one year. Offenders are less likely to re-offend if they are in employment.
However employment is very hard to find following a criminal conviction of any kind.
(Fullfact.org).