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Race Equality Week February 2022
It's race equality week here in the UK, an annual nation-wide movement uniting thousands of businesses, organisations and individuals to seriously address racial inequality in the UK. It is surprising how many don't realise that Bristol has been ranked as the 7th...
“We’ve Got Your Back” – Babbasa’s Flagship Networking Event Nov 2021
After the success of previous years, the Babbasa flagship youth-led event returns once again this Autumn. ‘We’ve Got Your Back’ will be a celebration of Bristol’s cultural diversity and act as a platform for aspiring young adults (16-25) from Bristol's inner-city...
Qazzally Ali: The Importance of Inclusion
Importance of Inclusivity in The Workplace As a young person in Bristol a particular interest of mine is looking into the accessibility of careers for people in under-represented communities. We all deserve equal access to opportunities. Yet, there are consistent...
Mo Ali: Dismantling barriers and bias in the workplace
Our awesome Youth Coordinator, Mo Ali, has been out in Bristol spreading the word about Babbasa's work. He's an incredibly inspiring person, one who is passionate and determined to help other young people from under-represented backgrounds achieve their career,...
WE’VE GOT YOUR BACK
Today Babbasa’s message is simple: We’ve got your back! Over the last 12 months we’ve been paying attention. We’ve listened to you. We’ve heard your outrage at systemic racism, your frustration at the education system, your disappointment at a failing job...
Tackling unequal access to green spaces
In Autumn 2019, our Youth Ambassadors created a manifesto in response to the launch of Bristol’s One City Plan. After consulting with over 100 young people from across Bristol, this manifesto was presented to Mayor Marvin Rees and the city council in an event...
The Support Programme and the importance of Learning Through Nature
in, The Support Programme is pioneering new support sessions aimed at getting young people out into nature: The Support Programme provides tailored support (both 1:1 and in group settings), built around the specific needs of the young people who are accessing...
Neurodiversity from My Perspective – The Importance of Inclusion and Accessibility for Neurodiverse People in the Workplace
Bethany Stephenson is an administrator, freelance social media marketer and blogger. She works part-time for Bristol Disability Equality Forum. Bethany not only took part in Babbasa's Autumn 2019 Challenge Programme, but she is also part of the 2021 Trailblazer...
Babbasa selected as GDS GROUP charity of the year
Global events, research and technology services company, GDS Group has crowned Babbasa as their charity of the year for 2021. Our Bristol, Our World Youth Conference 2019, Babbasa, Bristol City Hall Every year the GDS Group selects one charity to...
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