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HEAR Mapping and Networks for Solidarity and Campaigning
Project announcement June 2019
Update: HEAR is recruiting for the Network Development Manager post. Details here
This project is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund Reaching Communities programme and is an innovative and experimental partnership between equality networks working with grass-roots and user-led groups across London, experts in supporting small community groups use and benefit from digital tools and skills, and partners with long experience of making connections and sharing learning through digital platforms, and using social network mapping and analysis to further community development.
The partners are:
- HEAR Equality and Human Rights Network (lead partner)
- Consortium (formerly the LGBT Consortium)
- Inclusion London
- Refugee Council
- Superhighways
- David Wilcox
- Drew Mackie
The aim of the project is to co-produce with small and user-led equality organisations in London a system that uses digital tools to build and strengthen their networks, enable better connections for collaboration, campaigning and solidarity, and enhance their voice and influence. The project will also have a key aim of sharing learning throughout the project, building a repository of resources that will be made widely accessible.
Principles of equality, accessibility, inclusion and the value of lived experience are at the heart of the project.
The partners welcome interest in working together - in the first instance please contact the HEAR Coordinator, Christine Goodall, Christine@hearequality.org.uk, 0207 832 5817
