Today, on International Workers Day 2026, the global demand is clear: Workers Over Billionaires. This theme is not merely a rallying cry, but an urgent response to a systemic crisis where private profit is consistently prioritised over public well-being. Across the world, an affordability crisis continues to accelerate, forcing working families to make daily trade-offs… Continue reading Five tools every worker needs to fight for economic justice in 2026
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Connect safely: Essential Digital Skills in our Nottingham community
Today, on International Girls in ICT Day, we look at the incredible power of technology not just as a tool for work, but as a vital bridge to a new life. For Migrant and Refugee women arriving in Nottingham, mastering digital skills is not an optional extra, it’s an essential step towards independence, safety, and… Continue reading Connect safely: Essential Digital Skills in our Nottingham community
Essential Digital Skills (EDS) inclusion Programme
A pilot initiative focused on tackling digital exclusion by conducting in-depth research to understand specific barriers and developing effective, accessible training materials. The programme aims to empower individuals with the essential digital skills necessary for everyday life, work, and community connection. About the programme Problem statement Many people face social and economic exclusion because they… Continue reading Essential Digital Skills (EDS) inclusion Programme
International Girls in ICT Day 2026
The Inclusive AI Mandate: How TCR’s commitment to Ghana teachers and UK digital safety ensures equitable development Today, 27 April, as we mark International Girls in ICT Day, the message from the global development community is clear: achieving “AI for Development” requires an urgent, ethical mandate for Inclusivity by Design. The Community Revolution (TCR) asserts… Continue reading International Girls in ICT Day 2026
World Water Day 2026: Water and Gender
On World Water Day, discover how sustainable water and energy infrastructure is eliminating the 40km water collection journey for women in Tanzania and unlocking women’s power across the globe.
International Day of Forests 2026: Forests and economies
Sustainable roots: How community forestry builds economic resilience in Tanzania As the global community marks International Day of Forests 2026 under the theme ‘Forests and economies’, the connection between healthy forest ecosystems and stable local economies has never been clearer. The United Nations and the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) explicitly state that forests are… Continue reading International Day of Forests 2026: Forests and economies
The seven principles of Kwanzaa: A universal bridge for the African diaspora and beyond
The article explores how the seven principles of Kwanzaa (Nguzo Saba) serve as a universal bridge for the African diaspora. From collective work (Ujima) to self-determination (Kujichagulia), these values drive social and economic justice, empowering communities and aligning with global goals for sustainable development.
Windrush Food and Conversations: Community and Support in Nottingham
Do you need support with the Windrush Compensation Scheme or a place to connect with your community this festive season? Our partner, Shifting Your Mindset, is hosting a free community event, Windrush Food and Conversations, offering both vital support and festive connection. Come and share a Christmas meal and receive free legal assistance.
East Midlands businesses: Your help is needed to fight the digital skills gap
The East Midlands faces a significant digital skills gap and frequent cyber security threats. To address this, FWD.london, in partnership with TCR and regional organisations, is launching an Industry Digital Needs study. This initiative aims to collect data from businesses to inform tailored digital support programs, enhancing economic resilience in the region.
Unite to End Digital Violence: Celebrating Namibian Women’s Day 2025
International Human Rights Day on December 10 is celebrated as Namibian Women’s Day, honouring women’s roles in the independence struggle. The 2025 theme focuses on ending digital violence against women and girls. The article promotes action against Technology Facilitated Sexual Violence, advocating for empowerment, diversity, and knowledge-driven solutions to ensure women’s digital safety and rights.