News News from our Community News from our community - May 2026 Saltways: Free Workshops Free online workshop programmes, open to anyone working in the charity sector! Thursday 28 May: What is authenticity and how can charities use itWhat authenticity really means, and how charities can use it to connect with supporters and share impact responsibly.Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fdmP2Y67TXm8fxHqm5GEcwTuesday 9 June: Creative brainstorming drop-inOpen, practical guidance from filmmakers who specialise in purpose-driven content.Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kTGdgMUORZut36uWl7CgjAThursday 25 June: Effective content with your phoneRegister here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GfKNh9qfQVu3Kuho0YMVjwThursday 9 July: Creating video internationally: a practical and ethical guideA practical session on creating international video content ethically, working confidently with local crews and remote contributors.Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GSU_y6l8Tsqr1I-Qs7aR3Q Charity Film Festival The Saltways Charity Film Festival, is taking place on Thursday 24 September at Rich Mix, London. A first-of-its-kind day bringing together 130 charity and non-profit professionals for film screenings, workshops, panel discussions, live music and a live-streamed awards ceremony. Awards Entries are Open! ARE: UPLIFT Programme Applications are open for Cohort 2 of the fully funded UPLIFT Programme, supporting Black, Asian and Mixed Heritage-led organisations across London. Delivered by Action for Race Equality, the 12-month programme offers tailored consultancy, workshops and peer support to strengthen sustainability, leadership and long-term impact. Apply by Thursday 4 June, 5pm Submit an Expression of Interest Research Survey Jess Smith; MA postgraduate at London Metropolitan University, studying Woman and Child Abuse and member of Gloucestershire Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre is conducting a survey focussing on the Rape Crisis Movement. Inspired by her involvement in the recent RCEW Herstories project, she is researching the origins and transformations in ethos and practice within the RCM. Complete the Survey Research Participants Wanted: Black Women Academics in STEMM NBWL member and PhD researcher at Imperial College London, Sharon Yearwood is seeking Black women academics in STEMM disciplines to participate in research exploring resilience, belonging and empowerment in UK higher education. Participation involves a confidential 60–90 minute interview online or in person. The study aims to contribute to wider conversations around equity, inclusion and institutional change. Contact Sharon to take part. Job Vacancies: Equality Impact Investing EIIP are recruiting new team members to support, develop and scale their work. Be part of a growing and influential field, collaborate across sectors, contribute to long-term systemic change Explore Current Vacancies Self-Worth, Confidence & Self-Care Experience Join NBWL mentor, Ebi Diete-Spiff for an uplifting afternoon of empowerment, reflection, networking, and intentional self-care. The event includes a masterclass on self-worth and confidence, plus a complimentary Korean skincare facial experience. Expect connection, encouragement, sisterhood, and space to reconnect with yourself. Sat 20th June, 11am–3pm | The Ark, Hammersmith Get in Contact: [email protected] Manage Cookie Preferences