Personal tweets; equality, race/LGBTQ justice, digital, data, community building. Organise @blkoutuk, formerly of @runnymedetrust @BBC. Most thoughts borrowed
George Floyd RIP (October 14, 1973 – May 25, 2020)
#BlackLivesMatter
Since George Floyd's murder, a further 1135 Black people have died after police contact in the US (https://t.co/MccDpL858D) The total number has increased each year since 2020
#BlackLivesStillMatter
This is the perfect time to read the entirety of Frederick Douglass’s famous speech, and not merely because of the date on the calendar.
https://t.co/91wHUhpuYE
Marlon Wayans shares Pride Month post:
“Happy Pride to all my LGBTQ peeps. From my block to my schools to my cast and crews to my friends to my family… where ever you are or have been in my life I wish you all love and support. You can be a straight man and still love gay people.”
England legend Anita Asante has publicly dedicated her ‘Game Changer’ award at the Women’s Football Awards to trans people. 👏
She says: “Now is not the time to be silent. I call on my fellow sports professionals to speak up in support.”
For @outsports
https://t.co/NwcOwd3rGU
Make your democratic voice heard.
The #DontLoseYourVoice campaign is here to help LGBTQ+ Londoners understand their civic and democratic rights and:
🏳️🌈 Start petitions
🏳️🌈 Contact their MP
🏳️🌈 Get active in local democracy
🏳️🌈 Respond to consultations
🏳️🌈 Find their MP’s voting record
Visit our hub for detailed, reliable info https://t.co/x2uP7DR6MU
#NoVoteNoVoice #LGBTQ
New Research> Arts for All: Tackling Barriers to Arts and Cultural Participation in London
London's arts & culture is world-class. It's part of the fabric of our city. Yet, not all Londoners have access.
Read how we can change this now:
https://t.co/W7vd5OdsNz
Press launch of Young Black Filmmakers Fund yesterday at @RitzyCinema.I created this fund to support young black UK filmmakers.10K available in funding.Massive thanks to @LondonBreezeFF,whom I'm doing this with & main sponsor #TikTok.More details at link:
https://t.co/PCaaPu45Hz
Each year, the Skoll Foundation recognizes a select group of social innovators who are driving transformative change on urgent societal challenges. The five recipients of the 2025 Skoll Awards for Social Innovation are a remarkable group of bold organizations that have designed groundbreaking solutions to improve the lives of millions of people around the world.
What unites our 2025 Awardees is their commitment to harnessing collective action to create a brighter future. This year, we are thrilled to recognize the contributions of:
@ApisHeritage is restoring the American Dream by helping low- and middle-income employees become owners of their businesses when sellers are ready to retire.
@join_chic is a global movement working to make professional the norm in community health—ensuring community health workers are salaried, skilled, supervised, and supplied to deliver quality care.
@EarthEnable improves the health and living conditions of rural African families by developing more affordable, sustainable housing materials.
Healthy Learners trains teachers as school health workers, increasing access to health services, reducing absenteeism, and enabling students to learn and thrive.
@PactoDemocracia (Pact for Democracy) is coordinating the pro-democracy movement in Brazil, facilitating a broad coalition that bridges ideologies and interests to counter autocratic forces.
These leaders are proving that we go further when we go together.
Learn more about the Skoll Awards and this year’s Awardees here: https://t.co/KkqJlCyZcK
#SkollAwardee
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