Soul Purpose 360 CIC

Soul Purpose 360 CIC 360 needs YOU! As part of our Definition Redefined campaign, we’ve written an Open Letter that highlights the need for the campaign. We are inviting you to become a signatory, by doing so, you’ll be part of a powerful movement changing the narrative around Black Women in Britain. We believe that the current narrative about Black women is deeply intertwined with Britain’s colonial past and the enslavement of African people. This outdated and harmful perspective has shaped the foundations of institutionalised racist and sexist practices, policies, and attitudes in British society. These views are not reflective of modern British society, and change can only come about if we take a stand! It takes less than 2 minutes to sign, so please add your name and support this important movement!  Share the link and encourage your family, friends and colleagues to join our campaign! https://bit.ly/3WFMBzq #share #sign #donate #definitionredefined #dianneabbott #dawnbutler Florence Eshalomi @davidlammy Elsie Owusu OBE RA Sinai Fleary Risa Nagasaki Black Females In Architecture #blacktwitter Allison Ng Victoria Showunmi Palma BlackTara Miran Jacqueline Bleicher Stephanie Edwards AA Dip ARB RIBA Michelle Drew Nita Solanky Hashtag BlackLinkedin

Join #soulpurpose360 tomorrow at 7 PM for I Am Enough, an inspiring session hosted by Soul Purpose 360 Newham. Led by Rashida Zaman , this transformative event will take us on a journey of self-love and self-compassion. Having overcome a life-altering motor accident and numerous mental health challenges, Rashida Zaman now uses her experiences to empower others, guiding them in overcoming depression and discovering resilience beyond medication. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from her incredible journey and gain valuable insights! Book your free spot today; https://lnkd.in/dCCNNRkE #soulpurpose360 #soulpurpose360newham #iamenough #empowermentcircle

Soul Purpose 360 Croydon are seeking Black Women Creatives who are willing to share their skills with other Black women in a day of craft workshops. 💡 Do you make greetings cards, jewellery or can you crochet? 💡 Can you teach others how to do these things so that they can make simple, personal gifts for Christmas and Kwanzaa? If so, get in touch to see how you can contribute to this day of Black Women Crafting and having fun whilst learning new skills. Event will take place on 1st December in Croydon. #BlackWomen #Creatives #SkillsSharing #Empowering #Croydon #Workshop #Sistahood #Networking

For so many Black women, the notion of Self Care is fuelled by feelings guilt and the need to put others first but as Audre Lorde famously said: “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” Join Eurekah, as she leads an empowering workshop that will truly guide you towards your own Self-Care journey. #ResilientWomenBuildCommunities #soulpurpose360 #Croydon #BlackWomen #SelfCare #SelfLove #LovingSelf Register at https://bit.ly/RWBCCROYDON

Good afternoon, We are pleased to invite you to join us at our Quality of Life Initiative to Transform You event (QOLITY), in partnership with Impact on Urban Health. This event is part of our Cost of Living and Multiple Long-Term Conditions Phase 2 project, where we delve deeper into the pressing issues of employment and finance. This initiative aims to address the rising cost of living and its impact on individuals from Black and ethnic minority communities with multiple long-term health conditions (MLTCs). Event Details: Date: Thursday, 28th November 2024 Time: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Venue: My Chaii Ldn, Pedlars Acre Hall, 1b Opal St, London SE11 4HZ What to Expect: Presentation of key findings from our research Insightful panel discussion with community researchers & stakeholders, Networking opportunities with community members and other key stakeholders Dinner provided Your input as a stakeholder is invaluable as we collaborate to create solutions that can truly improve the lives of those most affected by these pressing challenges. Register Here : https://lnkd.in/eZaHEBHD We look forward to your participation in shaping the future direction of this project. If you have any questions, please contact: raquel.c.januario@centric.org.uk Centric Community Research Impact on Urban Health #CommunityGetInvoled #JoinTheConversation #CommunitySharedExperience #SharedCostOfLiving

#SoulPurpose360CIC had a fantastic evening on #BBCRadioLondon this week, discussing our #DefinitionRedefined campaign! Definition Redefined is an empowering call to action for all Black women in the UK to redefine and claim ownership of our own narrative. For more information about the campaign and how you can get involved, visit: https://bit.ly/3WFMBzq.

Calling all incredible #Blackwomen! This is YOUR chance to be part of something extraordinary! Join us in a unique book project for the #DefinitionRedefined campaign, where we rewrite our narratives & contribute to real change; This anthology book provides a space for all of us. Whether you dream of writing song lyrics, sharing your favourite recipes, crafting a powerful memoir, or exploring a new creative avenue, this is your platform. Submit your entries to: soulpurpose360@gmail.com Deadline: 1st November For more info, visit; https://bit.ly/3WFMBzq #blackhistorymonth2024 #definitionredefined #booklaunch #letswrite

Catch #SoulPurpose360 founder Palma Black on #BBCRadioLondon with Kim Davis tonight at 8:10 PM as she dives into our #DefinitionRedefined campaign and discusses the impactful open letter. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss! Haven’t signed the open letter yet? Join us in making a difference—sign now at https://bit.ly/3WFMBzq. #DefinitionRedefined #SignOurOpenLetter #BlackHistoryMonth2024 #SoulPurpose360 #BBCRadioLondon #TuneInTonight

Our CEO Palma Black is looking forward to meeting with Kim Davis on BBC Radio London tomorrow evening. Although she was only there in March, so much has happened in the interim. Tune is to hear updates and learn more about their campaign to change negative narratives about Black women.

The Black Women's Networking & Empowerment Circles are always popping with conversations about the impact on us as Black women from others perspectives. Oftentimes, this leads into conversations about situations and circumstances in health or housing, out in the community or in places of work. This piece in Inside Housing a couple of weeks back, reflects on how Black women are perceived in social housing, as both tenants and staff. Change is long overdue. The social housing sector must confront and redefine the internalised narratives about Black women tenants and staff. #DefinitionRedefined #SoulPurpose360 #ChangeIsComing #TimeForChange #ChangingNarratives #ReclaimingNarratives #BHM2024 #HearOurVoices