policy brief
BSWN Bristol
Labour Market Policy Brief

It is clear how ethnic disparities within the labour market are linked to other disparities in policy such as housing, and influenced by national crises such as the cost of living crisis. Issues within the labour market leads to wage disparity between minoritised communities and their White counterparts.

Labour Market Policy Brief
BSWN Bristol
My experience of the Telling Stories Event as ...

The Telling Stories event on 22nd November 2022, was a powerful, social and introspective conversation about the art of storytelling. I know this because I was there. It asked critical questions that were extremely thought-provoking about how the UnMuseum project (as it stands today with this name) will tell stories. But it was also a general conversation for storytellers in all modes and forms, as well as an educational one.

My experience of the Telling Stories Event as an Attendee

programme

BSWN pilots new collaborative support for Minoritised businesses with Lloyds Bank

BSWN pilots new collaborative support for Minoritised businesses with Lloyds Bank

To address some of the gaps in access to mentoring and targeted support for Black-led businesses, BSWN in partnership with Lloyds Bank developed a six-month support programme for the businesses and social care provider organisations in Bristol. The six-month mentoring programme will support 10 Black-led businesses and the entrepreneurs that lead them, pairing each with an experienced Relationship Manager from the Lloyds Bank team who will be able to support their professional development as well as help their understanding of the funding landscape.