Our Impact
Read about our work through our reports and research

Read our 2023 Annual Report to find out what we achieved this year, including:
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Provided 1-to-1 bespoke tuition to young school students, 100% from a marginalised background.
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Spoken in school assemblies to 1,000+ students to inspire self acceptance.
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Developed a successful Human Givens mental wellbeing education program over 6 weeks
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300+ students Received our vision boarding and future career goals workshops
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Co-developed a national work experience week program with over a 100+ applicants.
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Supported and inspired over 30+ college students with our Learning laboratory program
By N. Pridmore and L. Lalemi
In 2019, the Being BME in STEM half-day conference created a valuable list of recommendations of how to adapt the STEM academic working environment to become a more inclusive place which creates a better sense of belonging for those who we now refer to as the Global Ethnic Majority (GEM).


Written by Polly Sheehan and Epiphani Sie
Research commissioned by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office to review the experiences and lessons learned from LGBTQ+, disabled and BAME attendees of Polar Horizons 2021.
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Written by Kirstie Downham, Andreea Babii, Holly Hou, Joanna Mubenga, Jeenal Manglani
Are you a non-profit? If so and you want to learn more about how to survive and thrive, this comprehensive report will show you a number of ways to do so.
