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Scaling back not scaling up
An interview with Molly from the UK Paraclimbing Collective about how they made the decision to scale back on their work to look after their voluntary team.
Adapting through new partnerships – an interview with Become United
In the current funding climate, many organisations are finding it hard to access the funding they need to deliver their work. In this article we talk to Mohammed Towhasir from Greater Manchester based organisation, Become United, who provide support and empowerment to BAME communities. We discuss how partnerships and working with other organisations has helped them grow, access different funding and become more resilient.
How to know when it’s time to close - an interview with Women’s Trad Fest
An interview with Hetty Kingston and Gilly McArthur from the Women’s Trad Fest about their decision to close after 8 years of running the climbing festival.
Taking a break as solo founder – an Interview with Queer Out Here
What are our options when things all seem a bit overwhelming and burnout is looming? In this article, we hear from Ailish Breen, founder of Queer Out Here. In Summer 2024 they made the decision to pause the work of Queer Out Here for several months, and we delve into their key learnings from this process.
An interview with Molly from the UK Paraclimbing Collective about how they made the decision to scale back on their work to look after their voluntary team.