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ANTI RACISM EDUCATION.
PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS BREAKFAST CLUBS AGAINST RACISM.
Every Future Free From Racism.
We have launched Champions for Change: a year-long anti-racism programme for Educators. Sign up Now!
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ANTI RACISM EDUCATION
BECOME A YOUNG LEADER
Activism Academy
Our flagship 6-month activism & leadership programme for young people who are passionate about racial justice.
Each Activism Academy cohort runs annually from November – May and includes:
- 3 months of intensive learning about Activism
- Sessions build skills on: social media campaigns, the importance of politics, public speaking, and using the arts for activism, etc.
- 3 months – developing a racial justice project and delivering it in a community of your choice.
- Celebration event including pitching your idea to win 3 x £1,000 grants to continue your project beyond the programme
- The programme is free of charge, to remove barriers to access
We accept applications each year from September – October from participating schools. Click the button to go to the Activism Academy Page to sign up.
If your school is not currently participating but you would like to be on the programme, please register your interest by clicking the button and filling in the form at the bottom of the page, so we can contact your school.
Teacher Training
We offer multiple Teacher Training CPD’s on a range of anti-racism topics including racial literacy, microaggressions, safeguarding and diversifying curriculums. Our approach and language complement the student workshops, for a holistic whole-school strategy.
Activism Academy
Our Activism Academy is a 6-month programme, teaching racial justice activism and guiding young people through their own social justice projects, for young people with lived experiences of racial injustice.
Our Curriculum
Developed with award-winning Professors and KS2 & KS3 curriculum designers
Benchmarked Against Ofsted Guidelines
A benchmarked impact report provided to each school.
Peer Reviewed
Peer reviewed by Oxbridge Professors.
Recommended
Recommended by ACEN (The African Carribean Education Network)
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ABOUT US
Our work, our misson.
We started our anti racism education journey by running Anti-Racism Breakfast Clubs across South London, educating young people about racism on Saturday mornings. From there we developed a comprehensive curriculum to be taught in schools to reach more young people.
Our mission is to create ultimate racial equality by educating young people going through our programmes and encouraging them to be the radical “change they want to see in the world”.
- Developed with Professors
- KS2 & KS3 Curriculum Designers
- Ofsted & ISI Benchmarked
- Peer Reviewed by Oxbridge Professors
- Recommended by multiple schools and councils.
WHAT MAKES
US DIFFERENT
OUR PROGRAMMES
Our Anti Racism Programmes
Pupil Workshops
We offer 3 different student workshops that can be tailored to primary or secondary schools. We deliver age-appropriate anti-racism and critical thinking skills and use games and activities to solidify understanding.
TIMINGS
3 x 1.5 Hour modules
SUITABLE FOR
PRIMARY & SECONDARY
Champions For Change Programme
Champions for Change is a comprehensive year-long programme for Primary and Secondary educators.
The programme consists of:
- 8 hours of e-learning modules for teaching staff with specific modules for SLT and DSL’s.
- 3 x 2-Hour in-person INSET Trainings (held at the school)
- An account manager who is available for ah-hoc support and advice.
TIMINGS
YEAR-LONG PROGRAMME
SUITABLE FOR
ALL EDUCATORS
OUR SPONSORS
“What an illuminating couple of days! Thank you so much for coming to Alleyn's to provide such excellent workshops to our Lower School pupils. You and Sophia (our school facilitator) created a superb atmosphere in which our pupils could expand and strengthen their knowledge and understanding of racism and the importance of challenging it in all its forms. The interactivity and engaging activities allowed real discussion and the time and space for them to question, share experiences and to learn more. Please pass on my heartfelt thanks to Sophia as well.”
Alleyn's School
“The sessions were really informative and pitched perfectly for the students. Students were really able to digest the facts which were given to them. They discussed things they had seen on social media and thing that were not really understood were clear to them. The active parts of the sessions were exciting and informative”
Chiswick School
“The sessions were fantastic, Sophia and Lara were brilliant speakers and their sessions were thoughtful, motivational and impactful for the students. These incredibly important themes were covered in a really engaging way, and the students really enjoyed participating and asking questions. Thank you!”
Bolder Academy
OUR TESTIMONIALS
Testimonials from our school partners.
See what our school partners have to say about our student programme and our teacher training workshops.
OUR ORGANISATION
Our Team
Lara Sengupta
Founder
Lara’s personal experience of being a racialised minority child and then an adult growing up in London, played a major part in the creation of Every Future Foundation.
Lara brings her 10 years of experience working in non-profits and social entrepreneurship to EFF.
Naz Shah
Executive Assistant
Growing up in the Middle East and moving to the UK during her teenage years, Naz developed a strong commitment to advocating for people’s rights. She actively participates in various human rights initiatives, including marching and protesting for causes such as Black Lives Matter and the freedom of women in the Middle East, in London…
Julie Cheung
Activism Academy Programme Manager & Facilitator
Julie Cheung manages our Activism Academy programme. She uses her passion for EDI and social justice to create amazing opportunities for young people through this programme.
Sophia Sinclair
Activism Academy Faciilitator
Sophia Sinclair is a London-based Actress, Creative and Workshop Facilitator. Freedom of expression and empowerment (and of course fun) are integral to Sophia’s workshops
Bilal Harry Khan
Facilitator & Content Writer
Bilal is an experienced public speaker, host and workshop facilitator. He is highly skilled in facilitating and designing workshops on diversity, inclusion and anti-racism for young people and educators.
Ewa Dina
Facilitator
Ewa is a Nigerian-born, Sheffield and now London-based facilitator who trained as an actor at Rose Bruford. Since graduating, she has gone on to work as an actor, director, facilitator & poet.
Grace Mosuro
Chair of Trustees
Grace Mosuro is a Nigerian-born, UK-raised mother, breast cancer thriver, and a leading authority in Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI). With expertise in intersectionality and cultural competency, she leverages her lived experiences and professional background in Business Management, Leadership Development, and EDI to drive meaningful change across diverse sectors.
Natasha Junejo
Vice Chair of Trustees
Natasha Junejo is a highly motivated trustee, speaker, and social impact lead committed to creating access and opportunity for marginalised communities in literature, education, and the arts.
Natasha’s passions include social action, advocacy, human rights, and ED&I along the axes of gender, race, disability, and sexuality.
Eric Feltin
Trustee
Eric is a seasoned leader with over 26 years of governance experience in the substance misuse sector. He is a multi-startup founder and has successfully led organisations through significant transformations, including mergers and digital innovations.
Professor Rhiannon Turner
Trustee
Rhiannon is a multi-award-winning, social psychologist whose research and teaching focuses on promoting positive intergroup relations and tackling prejudice in all its forms.
Josephine Jengo
Trustee
Josephine is an experienced programme manager and specialist in gender-related issues. She currently leads in supporting Commonwealth Parliaments to promote gender equality.
Amanda Agard
Trustee
Amanda has over two decades working with children and young people, specialising in Early Years and Primary education. She began her career as a teacher and over the years, she has expanded her experience to include school leadership and the Initial Teacher Training sector.
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