We are excited to feature iSingPOP, a project by Innervation Trust. iSingPOP is a UK-based charity dedicated to bringing the joy of music and worship to primary schools. Through specially crafted pop songs, engaging performances, and valuable resources, iSingPOP not only provides children with a vibrant musical experience but also facilitates Collective Worship exploration in schools and churches. Their collaboration with the Church of England Education Office underscores their commitment to nurturing spiritual growth and community engagement. Having previously showcased their inspiring work a ..read more

Join us as we explore Anjali's inspiring journey, making waves as a transformative force within the Diocese of Bristol and beyond. Anjali Kanagaratnam, a devoted curate and racial justice coordinator in the Diocese of Bristol. With a deep commitment to faith and a passion for social justice, Anjali seamlessly intertwines her spiritual calling with advocating racial equality within the church. Beyond her ecclesiastical roles, Anjali is an influential author, contributing to the conversation on racial diversity with her Grove Text, "Beyond Tokenism: A Christian Vision for Embracing Racial Divers ..read more

An insightful conversation on a groundbreaking resource reshaping our understanding of Christianity as a Global World Faith. Joining us are two distinguished voices passionate about religious education and cultural diversity. Bola-Alysia Ayonrinde, the National Education Lead for Racial Justice within the Church of England and Krystian McInnis, Religious Education Consultant and Founder of Reimagining Education explore the inspiration behind the Christianity as a Global World Faith project, delving into how Christianity's dynamic journey has shaped and been shaped by diverse cultures and socie ..read more

Mariah Humphries shares her personal faith journey and explores the intersection of her Native identity and her commitment to theology, racial literacy, and reconciliation within the American Church. Delving into the complexities of navigating both Native and White American cultures, Mariah sheds light on how these aspects of her identity intersect and complement each other, offering a unique perspective on faith, diversity, and the pursuit of reconciliation within a broader cultural context. Language Sensitivity In this podcast, our guest uses a term that has been used for disability in the U ..read more

In today's episode, we have the privilege of hosting two incredible individuals, each making a remarkable impact in their respective fields.  Faye is a true champion of workplace well-being and mental health. With an impressive track record that includes overseeing Department for Education and Welsh Government funded programs, as well as leading initiatives like the Mentally Healthy Universities Program, she's been recognized as one of the 25 most influential figures in Health & Safety. Faye's passion for better workplace mental health and her work in the education sector is truly ins ..read more

In this episode, we have the privilege of hosting Gillian Georgiou, Diocesan RE and SIAMS Adviser at the Diocese of Lincoln, who will be shedding light on the empowering journey of "Empowering Voices" and the remarkable collaboration between the Dioceses of Lincoln and Re-Connection Lincolnshire. Lincolnshire, known for its lack of ethnic diversity, with 98.5% of its population identifying as "white," faces unique challenges in a post-Brexit landscape. Schools in the county have navigated issues surrounding British values, diversity, religion, and citizenship. Gillian's insights provide an inv ..read more

We are excited to bring you the latest episode of our podcast series, "Called, Connected and Committed," where we explore the ways in which school leaders can be committed to change in their schools and empower their surrounding communities. In this month's episode, we are thrilled to feature three remarkable individuals who are making a significant impact in their respective fields. Join us as we delve into the inspiring stories and efforts of our guests: Davina Victory, a Black Ice Skater and Coach who is also a member of British Ice Skating’s EDI committee; Alan Watkinson, Sir Mo Farah's PE ..read more

We are excited to bring you the latest episode of our podcast series, "Called, Connected and Committed," where we explore the ways in which school leaders can be committed to change in their schools and empower their surrounding communities. In this episode, we had the privilege of sitting down with Ghino Parker, the esteemed Center Director for Barnardo's Charity, as he shared his insights on the topic of racial trauma and intergenerational racial trauma. Throughout the conversation, Ghino Parker's unwavering dedication to addressing these critical issues was evident. We delved into the far-r ..read more

We are delighted to introduce you to our latest podcast featuring the Archbishops’ Young Leaders Award team. As you may already know, the AYLA programme recognises and supports young people from across England who are actively making a positive difference in their schools and communities. In this podcast, we will be speaking with some of the AYLA team members to learn more about the incredible work they do and the impact they have had on the lives of young people across England. We'll delve into children’s personal experiences and the stories behind the initiatives that have inspired and empow ..read more

For this month’s CCC Podcast, we are thrilled to have been able to speak to Dr Naomi Graham! Dr Graham is a licensed therapist with over 15 years of experience supporting children and young people. Her passion for mental health and well-being led her to found Growing Hope, a charity that provides free therapy to children and young people who may not otherwise have access to these crucial services. Under Dr Graham's leadership, Growing Hope has grown into a thriving community that is making a real difference in the lives of young people across our region. Her dedication to providing quality car ..read more