Wood That Works: carving out a community space
Wood That Works offers a nurturing background for people to learn a range of traditional carpentry skills. Tucked under the…
By 2030, those holding positions of power in Camden are as diverse as our community – and the next generation is ready to follow.
Over the past year we have been working with our partners and the community to understand how we can promote diversity in places of power across the borough.
We started with imagining what our life would look like in 2030 if business, voluntary, and public sector leaders across Camden are as racially and ethnically diverse as and representative of Camden’s population? And where young people from underrepresented communities are better supported on their leadership journeys?
There is a growing movement of people in Camden leading transformational change in representation, inclusion, and equality. We want to imagine, design, and create a future where people from all ethnic backgrounds in Camden are represented in leadership roles and positions of power across the borough.
If you are a resident, or work for a local organisation or business that wants to get involved in this mission, Get in touch, we want to hear from you.
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If you’re a resident you can apply for the We Make Camden Kit and get funding and support to help you realise your idea. The fund is managed by local charity Camden Giving and ideas are assessed by a panel of local residents.