We are currently seeking an exceptional individual to take on the role of Communications Project Officer, working alongside our project partners Runnymede Trust and Back Training and Enterprise Group (BTEG), based in our London offices.

Salary Grade: £35,000, 3yr project, Full-time

Background to the CREME project:

The CRÈME (Communicating the Race Equality Message Effectively) project is funded for three years by City Bridge Trust as part of its Cornerstone partnership funding.

The project will deliver a package of communications and media support services to staff, board members and volunteers of approximately 200 London voluntary organisations over the 3 years of the project.

The project will enable excluded communities to strengthen their voice and increase their effectiveness in undertaking communications and media engagement work, thereby enabling them to better champion the value that their constituent communities bring to London.

Have you ever wanted to know more about financial literacy for charities?

Then this event is for you!

Get an opportunity to speak to and ask questions of charity experts. Learn some valuable lessons and tips on assessing, amending and developing best practice in charity financial management and help your charity succeed.

We have a packed agenda for the day and will be starting and finishing promptly

The event is to be held on Friday 7th June 2019
From 9 am - 4 pm

Make sure you book your places fast!

Lawyer. Revolutionary. Political Prisoner. World leader. Elder statesman. Symbol of the struggle against oppression. Nelson Mandela has been, and continues to be, all of these things and more; five years after his passing he remains a human rights icon and a globally recognised advocate for changes.

A major new exhibition, Nelson Mandela: The Official Exhibition, celebrates his life and legacy in a unique gallery space at 26 Leake Street (entrance on Addington Street SE1 7NN).

Running from now and until 2nd June, the immersive and interactive exhibition reveals his epic story in a series of experiential zones; from rural beginnings, through decades of struggle and imprisonment to his years as South Africa’s first democratically elected president and beyond.

In a world where injustice and inequalities are still rife, the exhibition provokes its audience with difficult questions and a call to action. 

As a ROTA member/supporter of our work, we have a special discount code AAM1250 for you to use (which includes a £1 donation to ACTSA, Action for Southern Africa ) when purchasing tickets on the website.

On Thursday 6th June, join us for an incredible evening of live music, performance and celebration at Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road N7.

We are delighted that the renowned musician and composer, Tunde Jegede, will be giving a special solo kora performance. Hosted by Baden Prince Junior, our MC/Event Storyteller the night will include Nyahbinghi drumming and a performance from poet and vocalist Zena Edwards.

Come and hear directly from those involved in campaigns for human rights and your last chance to view our Islington civil rights exhibition.

Join us from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on the 6th June and enjoy an evening like no other. Capacity is limited so book your FREE tickets here