Universalise the best: An antiracist model for building healthy communities. The NHS Confederation’s BME Leadership Network is holding its annual lecture on 18 October at the House of Commons with Professor Kevin Fenton and Stephen Timms MP. SOLD OUT. Crisis Management: Prepare crisis communications scenarios, plans, and responses. This includes ensuring all risks are clearly identified with mitigation actions put in place. At times, you will also be required to provide guidance to our partners’ leadership teams during crises. Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka share a major milestone - gaining independence from British Rule. How each country moved forward is unique and contextualized to each region. In relation to architecture, these countries were collectively faced with housing crises, the restoration of heritage buildings, and a need for public institutions. A wave of decolonization washed over South Asia, utilizing modern architecture as a vehicle to liberate from the colonial period. But the spread of Christianity also spread the notion of man’s dominion over nature. In the long term, that attitude has contributed to climate change and driven our relentless push into remote areas, both things that can distribute new diseases as we rub up against nature in strange new ways. This is an inspiring book. It seamlessly weaves together theory in political science, psychology and sociology with the human stories, gathered in in-depth interviews, of people deeply engaged in important historical conditions and events. The concerns of the interviews range from identity, to commitment to causes and the moral meaning of actions. This is an important scholarly book that is a pleasure to read.' Ervin Staub, author of The Roots of Evil: The Origins of Genocide and Other Group Violence (Cambridge, 1992) and The Psychology of Good and Evil: Why Children, Adults, and Groups Help and Harm Others (Cambridge, 2003)

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We’re Shape History, the social impact communications agency. We work with our partners on some of the biggest issues facing humanity today, from Climate Change to Gender Equality, Digital Health to Human Rights. We’re a full service agency, doing everything from brand books to hero videos, stunts to strategies, and creative campaigns of every size. Shape History is looking for candidates with over 3 years of experience in the creative industry, to become our new mid-weight Creative. Creative industry experience. You have at least 3 years of experience working within the creative industries, with at least 1 of those years working at an agency. High level creative collaboration You’ll know how to leverage presentation skills and tech tools to effectively communicate your ideas and brief creatives of all disciplines and a wide range of partners. You should be skilled in industry standard operating systems including Adobe CC to visualise your ideas, with knowledge of creative development and collaboration tools such as Miro, and the full Google Suite.Clarity and simplification: With your experience as a strategist, you can comfortably present ideas to the internal team or our partners in an engaging way that resonates and creates clarity and alignment. Early corsets were stiffened with materials like wood, whalebone, or metal to create an hourglass figure by cinching the waist. Later, when they became increasingly popular, their construction evolved with the use of new materials such as steel boning and lacing techniques. Corsets were tightly laced to achieve a tiny waist, often resulting in health issues for women.

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Specialised creative skill sets. It’s an added bonus if you can demonstrate skills in design, motion or production. Reflecting the diversity of schools and organisations across the country, we have chosen to use a range of lesson plan formats to mirror this difference, and to provide more schools with an opportunity of an immediate point of familiarity, which will enable some schools to teach these lessons without further modification. Hello! We’re Shape History, the social impact communications agency. We work with our partners – charities, businesses, UN bodies, academic institutions, philanthropic organisations – on some of the biggest issues facing humanity today, from Climate Change to Gender Equality, Health and Wellbeing to Human Rights. Our vision is a fairer world, and we use communications to get there faster.

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So how have we failed on this front? We’ve realised that to be true to our social impact mission, absolutely everyone has to live and breathe it, no exceptions. That hasn’t always been the case. We’ve worked with some incredible freelancers and consultants over the years with awe inspiring portfolios, but when they didn’t share our hunger and passion for social impact, it almost always didn’t work out. The observation was first organised through the leadership of Ghanaian-born analyst Akyaaba Addai-Sebo. He served as a coordinator of special projects for the Greater London Council. Research and analysis: Gather valuable, actionable insights for PR strategies and activations by conducting extensive qualitative and quantitative research on audiences and issues, including commissioning external research.

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Collaboration: Working collaboratively in a team, as well as independently, and willing to roll up your sleeves during short intensive sprints. The successful candidate will sit in the Creative team, reporting to either an Associate Creative Director or the Creative Director. How you’ll be shaping history everyday… Known for her humanitarian approach to design, Pakistan’s first woman architect Yasmeen Lari played a pivotal role in building post-partition Pakistan. Following the population transfers and refugee camps of the 1947 partition of India and Pakistan were severe housing crises amplified by industrialization and urbanization. Yasmeen’s most prominent work explores low-income housing and solutions for social good. Her broad range of designs explores themes of community and belonging, participatory design, local history, and post-colonial culture. Driving the big ideas: You’ll be supporting in the ideating of creative concepts, campaign identities and brand activations. Working with the team in brainstorming sessions, as well as collaborating in internal and external workshops. You’ll help guide concept development and work directly with teams across specialisms, to ideate content and assets that are innovative and break new ground. Designed for every body shape and size, the new generation of shapewear seamlessly blends fashion with functionality. Made from lightweight and breathable fabric, these everyday essentials effortlessly enhance your natural curves while providing unmatched comfort throughout the day.

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These posters will be perfect for classroom displays or to inspire students to learn more about these incredible women.

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In 1987 Akyaaba was working for Greater London Council as a special projects coordinator when a colleague of his came to work one morning and confided in Akyaaba that while putting her son, Marcus, to bed the night before he had asked her: "Mum, why can't I be white?" Keeper of Concept: You’ll also be responsible for overseeing your ideas as the team brings them to life through all design collateral, motion and UX/UI assets. You’ll work with the team to ensure purity and clarity of concept remains true to the brand and/or campaign across all deliverables.Powering up social impact. Can you show us that you live and breathe social impact? What drives you, what are you passionate about, what pisses you off? Tell us what problems you’ve been working to solve and how you’ve leveraged your skills to make the place a fairer world, faster. Art direction. You have a visual mind and know how to get the look you want for a campaign or activation, able to gather references, describe your vision and oversee the design team’s work on your ideas. With the latest Campaign reportindicating representation is actually decreasing in the creative industries, this is a problem not only we face as an agency. For all the rhetoric about doing more to make agency life have a greater appeal, clearly something is not working. We’ll be the first to own that we didn’t do enough in the early years to engage a wider representation of today’s society in our recruitment process. If we want our work to be inclusive and wide reaching, so too does our team. Certainly for the first couple of years, the focus was so much on making sure the company was surviving and making a profit. This meant constant late nights, team members burning out and eventually leaving, a general feeling of anxiousness pretty much all the time – we’re all big enough to admit that this was probably our biggest mistake. Molly Andrews' reflective essay on political activism draws on her studies over the past twenty years in the UK, East Germany, the United States, and South Africa. Weaving her own life story into her accounts of the developmental trajectories of her informants, she provides a complex and perceptive analysis of what led them to their views, drew them into their movements for justice and peace, and sustained them in their difficult struggles. Her fine-tuned examination of the intersection between personal histories and shifting sociopolitical processes is an important contribution to the expanding area of research on narrative and identity within historical contexts.' Elliot G. Mishler, Harvard Medical School