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Faith in Business Monthly. 
As power structures shift and workplace expectations evolve, how can we lead with integrity, courage and faith? With three insightful speakers: Marjory Mair, Stephen Tolfree and Richard Higginson
 

An action-focused assembly to develop national campaigns for change. 

At Community Organisers, we have come to believe that it isn’t enough to focus on the symptoms of inequality any more - we need to tackle the root causes. That’s why we’ve been on a journey exploring the causes of things we hear again and again across our network of Social Action Hubs.
This Summer, we hosted a series of webinars that examined why there’s an increase in foodbank use, unaffordability of everyday items, grassroots climate action and misinformation and disinformation fuelling racial violence.
As part of these, over 100 people heard from experts, activists and campaigners before talking through the problem with other participants and/or doing a ‘problem tree’ analysis together.

Since then, the team at Community Organisers have analysed the conversations and pulled out some themes that appeared lots of times across the different webinars. Now what? This Winter, we will host a series of action-focused assemblies to join the dots between these themes and develop national campaigns for change.

Dignity and Security in Everyday Life | 14th Nov 
Belonging and Division | 28th Nov 
Power and Voice in the Economy | 12th Dec 
Protecting Our Future Together | 16th Jan 

At each event, people will have the opportunity to hear from experts, share stories, explore perspectives and plan actions.

The current situation in Scotland’s prisons forces us to confront some important points and to ask ourselves some vital questions. It gives us the opportunity to review and rethink the state’s intentions regarding imprisonment and to reflect upon what a humane prison estate could and should look like.
Incarcerating people brings with it great responsibility and society clearly benefits when prisons work well. The vast majority of detainees will be released into society, and programmes designed to support their growth and integration with the community help to reduce crime, increase public safety and lower the financial and human costs of detention.
How can everyone involved be empowered to play an active role in establishing humane prisons when generations of approaches have been designed to take away rather than support agency?

An action-focused assembly to develop national campaigns for change. 

At Community Organisers, we have come to believe that it isn’t enough to focus on the symptoms of inequality any more - we need to tackle the root causes. That’s why we’ve been on a journey exploring the causes of things we hear again and again across our network of Social Action Hubs.
This Summer, we hosted a series of webinars that examined why there’s an increase in foodbank use, unaffordability of everyday items, grassroots climate action and misinformation and disinformation fuelling racial violence.
As part of these, over 100 people heard from experts, activists and campaigners before talking through the problem with other participants and/or doing a ‘problem tree’ analysis together.

Since then, the team at Community Organisers have analysed the conversations and pulled out some themes that appeared lots of times across the different webinars. Now what? This Winter, we will host a series of action-focused assemblies to join the dots between these themes and develop national campaigns for change.

Dignity and Security in Everyday Life | 14th Nov 
Belonging and Division | 28th Nov 
Power and Voice in the Economy | 12th Dec 
Protecting Our Future Together | 16th Jan 

At each event, people will have the opportunity to hear from experts, share stories, explore perspectives and plan actions.

An action-focused assembly to develop national campaigns for change. 

At Community Organisers, we have come to believe that it isn’t enough to focus on the symptoms of inequality any more - we need to tackle the root causes. That’s why we’ve been on a journey exploring the causes of things we hear again and again across our network of Social Action Hubs.
This Summer, we hosted a series of webinars that examined why there’s an increase in foodbank use, unaffordability of everyday items, grassroots climate action and misinformation and disinformation fuelling racial violence.
As part of these, over 100 people heard from experts, activists and campaigners before talking through the problem with other participants and/or doing a ‘problem tree’ analysis together.

Since then, the team at Community Organisers have analysed the conversations and pulled out some themes that appeared lots of times across the different webinars. Now what? This Winter, we will host a series of action-focused assemblies to join the dots between these themes and develop national campaigns for change.

Dignity and Security in Everyday Life | 14th Nov 
Belonging and Division | 28th Nov 
Power and Voice in the Economy | 12th Dec 
Protecting Our Future Together | 16th Jan 

At each event, people will have the opportunity to hear from experts, share stories, explore perspectives and plan actions.

An action-focused assembly to develop national campaigns for change. 

At Community Organisers, we have come to believe that it isn’t enough to focus on the symptoms of inequality any more - we need to tackle the root causes. That’s why we’ve been on a journey exploring the causes of things we hear again and again across our network of Social Action Hubs.
This Summer, we hosted a series of webinars that examined why there’s an increase in foodbank use, unaffordability of everyday items, grassroots climate action and misinformation and disinformation fuelling racial violence.
As part of these, over 100 people heard from experts, activists and campaigners before talking through the problem with other participants and/or doing a ‘problem tree’ analysis together.

Since then, the team at Community Organisers have analysed the conversations and pulled out some themes that appeared lots of times across the different webinars. Now what? This Winter, we will host a series of action-focused assemblies to join the dots between these themes and develop national campaigns for change.

Dignity and Security in Everyday Life | 14th Nov 
Belonging and Division | 28th Nov 
Power and Voice in the Economy | 12th Dec 
Protecting Our Future Together | 16th Jan 

At each event, people will have the opportunity to hear from experts, share stories, explore perspectives and plan actions.

Conference for Pastors, Elders, Deacons and Entrepreneurs in Leadership in their Church. 
20% of churchgoers are entrepreneurially minded—yet less than 1% are being discipled in their work.
Millions of Christ-following business leaders feel alone and disheartened. Many have mortgaged their future to pursue God’s call to create, staking their livelihood on their vision. This pressure causes spiritual drift. They pursue their calling while chasing money, power, and fame. An army sits in our pews every Sunday, ready for Gospel mobilization.
Entrepreneurs create jobs, lift people from poverty,?and help redeem a broken world. Without support,?they falter when they need the Church most. What if the Church became entrepreneurs’ go-to for support and affirmation?If you’ve ever felt like no one understands the weight you carry as a founder—this annual conference is for you. If you’ve ever wondered if you’re the only one trying to do business differently—you’re not.
At the Faith Driven Entrepreneur Annual Conference, you won’t hear empty motivational speeches. You’ll hear from entrepreneurs who’ve been through the fire and come out stronger.