The Ubele Initiative: Weekly News
News and information from Ubele, our partners, collaborators on their exciting opportunities and events for each week. Be sure to check in to keep up to date with industry news. Subscribe to the monthly Ubele news here News Wolves Lane Visit We had a recent site visit to Wolves Lane last Friday – this time […]
The Ubele Initiative: Weekly News
News and information from Ubele, our partners, collaborators on their exciting opportunities and events for each week. Be sure to check in to keep up to date with industry news. Subscribe to the monthly Ubele news here News #UbeleInKenya The team are now back from Kenya after taking part in incredible presentations, discussions and activities […]
Economic Recovery and UK Shared Prosperity Across England
Both central and local governments have acknowledged the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on Black and racially minoritised communities. But what is being done to address these inequalities and its economic impact on these communities? We conducted research into regional post-COVID-19 economic recovery missions and UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) investment plans to get an idea […]
The Ubele Initiative: Weekly News
News and information from our partners, collaborators and more on their exciting opportunities and events for each week. Be sure to check in to keep up to date with industry news. News Last Friday some of the Ubele staff attended Wolves Lane to hear more about the transformational work they are doing on site. It’s […]
The Ubele Initiative: Weekly News
News and information from our partners, collaborators and more on their exciting opportunities and events for each week. Be sure to check in to keep up to date with industry news. News Paulette, Ernest, Corin and Kate took a load of plants and packets of beans to sprout at Wood Green Library as part of Go Green […]
Windrush 75 – Special Ubele Newsletter
The Ubele Initiative special edition newsletter is here
The Ubele Initiative: Weekly News
News and information from our partners, collaborators and more on their exciting opportunities and events for each week. Be sure to check in to keep up to date with industry news. News Find out more about these changes, here Events and Opportunities BAYO event 29th June BAYO is hosting an event – “Finding Your Joy”, […]
Yvonne Field is awarded an OBE!
The Ubele Initiative are delighted to announce that our CEO and Founder, Yvonne Field, was awarded an OBE in the King’s Birthday Honours last week. She’s written a statement of reflection and thanks. ‘When a letter from the Cabinet Office landed on my door mat, I immediately thought that I had done something to annoy […]
The Ubele Initiative: Weekly News
News and information from our partners, collaborators and more on their exciting opportunities and events for each week. Be sure to check in to keep up to date with industry news. News The Recovery Loan Fund assists organisations led by Black and Racially Minoritised teams in getting back on track post-pandemic, offering loans of between […]
The Ubele Initiative: Weekly News
News and information from our partners, collaborators and more on their exciting opportunities and events for each week. Be sure to check in to keep up to date with industry news. News Discovery Fund is now live! The Discovery Fund is a new funding programme offering the time, space and skills development to allow community businesses to explore community tech […]
The Ubele Initiative: Weekly News
News and information from our partners, collaborators and more on their exciting opportunities and events for each week. Be sure to check in to keep up to date with industry news. News Haringey Community Building Event Haringey Community Action Network (HCAN) is a network of local groups, including trade unions and community groups, united around […]
An Update From: 81 Acts of Exuberant Defiance
81 Acts of Exuberant Defiance is a community-led project inherited by The Ubele Initiative and funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. We know heritage can be about heraldry, palaces and country houses. It can also be about ordinary people, the history of their communities and about people of colour. In 1981 Black communities in Brixton had […]
