Connect and learn about the voyage and experiences of the Windrush Generation

“The Ubele Initiative is excited to be part of the 2021 Windrush Caribbean Film Festival, as it brings audiences from across the world to celebrate contributions of the Windrush Generation and its legacy. Windrush Caribbean Film Festival is a unique space for everyone to connect and learn about the voyage and experiences of the Windrush […]

A research study & film documenting the perspectives and experiences of young, racially minoritised adults from across England

Given the relative invisibility of young adults in national discussions and policy approaches relating to COVID-19, The Ubele Initiative has partnered with University College London’s Bartlett Development Planning Unitand FOAM20, to bring you Navigating Space Under Lockdown (NSUL), a collaborative, mixed methods research project, documenting the perspectives and experiences of Black and racially minoritised young adults (aged 18 to […]

Grant and learning support for Black and Minoritised led charities and social enterprises

The Ubele Initiative has recently joined the Enterprise Development Programme (EDP) as the Black and Minoritised Communities sector partner.   The EDP is led by a partnership of national infrastructure bodies seeking to support the development of enterprise models in charities and social enterprises working in certain thematic sectors. It has been developed and is funded by Access – The Foundation for […]

Reimagining Finance for Black-owned businesses

Black Business Matters is a response to the racial disparities brought into sharp focus by the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on the Black and minoritised communities. The murder of George Floyd amplified a broad-based demand for racial equity. In response, The Ubele Initiative convened a working group of Black and minority ethnic business leaders and senior professionals, to address the challenges facing Black-owned […]

We’re looking for National Enterprise Development Programme Manager and Finance Manager

National Enterprise Development Programme Manager  The Black and Minoritised Communities Enterprise Development Programme (BMEDP) will contribute to one of the key delivery objectives within the Ubele Initiative’s new three-year strategic plan. The BMEDP will provide targeted strategic interventions over a three-year period to support Community Wealth Building within Black and Minoritised communities. We are looking […]

Booska Paper: Exposing structural racism in the third sector

read booska paper here National funders urged by Black and minoritised community organisations to address structural racism and demonstrate commitment in their long-term strategies Although funders are now acknowledging the importance of addressing entrenched inequalities, it remains to be seen whether tackling systemic racism will feature in their long-term strategies this year. For over ten […]

International Women’s Month Festival

International Women’s Month is a global month celebrating the achievements of women. This year we have chosen the theme #IntergenerationalActivism.  This International Women’s month, the Ubele Young Emerging Leaders Collective invites you to attend and participate in our online International Women’s Month Festival on Wednesday 31st March 2021 from 11:00am – 8:00pm. The festival is […]

A call for open and trusting grant-making

We are calling on funders to adopt more open and trusting practices that make life easier for those they fund, in light of the ongoing uncertainty caused by Covid-19. This new campaign is coordinated by IVAR, with London Funders and a small group of UK funders and charities including The Ubele Initiative. We have developed […]

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