Duha Collective (Community Leadership and Allyship: Skills for Safer and Fairer Communities)

Duha Collective aim to deliver four interactive workshops, supporting approximately 40-60 participants through facilitated discussion, scenario-based learning, reflective exercises and peer dialogue. The sessions aim to focus on responding safely to hate and hostility, emotional regulation and de-escalation, effective communication and boundary setting, challenging discrimination constructively, civic partnership and community leadership.

Grant Funding

£5,000