Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol, took office in May 2016 wanting a city where everyone benefits from success and no-one is left behind; where life chances are not determined by wealth and background; where inequality is challenged and social mobility promoted; where the cultural offer reflects city diversity and enriches the lives of all people.

Voscur and Bristol City Council are pleased to invite you to hear the Mayor’s vision for Bristol’s young people.

The Mayor, Marvin Rees, will present his vision and take questions from the floor. 

This event is currently full and registration is closed. However you can email sam.parker@bristol.gov.uk for more information and to be notified of a space becoming available.

“Community development is about recognising the abilities and potential that exist in all people and supporting their capacity to develop, organise and take action on the things they care about”

Is this what you do?  Then join us for a discussion about Community Development in Bristol.

featuring

Aileen Murphie

Director, DCLG & Local government value for money

National Audit Office

We ask:

• What does an inclusive fairer city look like to People of Afrikan Heritage Communities (AHC)?
• What would it mean to share power in the city?
• What policies in Afrikan Heritage Community best interests do we want to put forward to practically realise the Mayor’s Visions?

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You are invited to:

Nilaari Agency

Wednesday  July 6^th 2016   9.30 am to 11.00 am

We are opening our doors on a quarterly basis, to invite you in to find out more about what we offer and hear about our range of services

Bristol’s First Female Only ‘Get on Track’ – Referrer Information Session

Join us for an information session on Thursday 16^th June 2:30 – 3:30pm to hear all about this exciting new programme. Aimed at empowering young women facing complex barriers to realise the attitudes they need to fulfil a positive life.