Blog post by Gayatri Kale We had the most amazing time learning how to make musical instruments out of surplus or waste items – with guidance from two talented musicians from Chile and Colombia! From simple household items like bottles, buckets, and rubber bands, we were able to create instruments that actually worked. [...]
This blog post was written by Nabila, one of CEMVO Climate Ambassadors. On Wednesday, 14th of May, I participated in the Climate Fresk Workshop as part of my commitment as an EMEN Climate Ambassador with Cemvo Scotland. Climate Fresk is a collaborative and scientific workshop designed to raise awareness and understanding of the causes [...]
On the 4th of September First Minister John Swinney announced his Programme for Government (PfG) 2024-2025. This outlines the current government’s plans for this parliamentary session on the run up to the next Scottish General Election expected to take place in May 2026. Prior to the launch of the PfG, it is important [...]
In December 2022, the Scottish Government published an anti-racist employment strategy as a response to the former EHRCJ’s inquiry on Race Equality, Employment and Skills (2019/20). in 2020. As a contributor to the strategy and witnessing the elaborate and deep probing conversations on how this should be delivered, it has been a pleasure [...]
At the beginning of March, we delivered our human rights and recruitment training to 25 participants ranging from a multitude of public bodies and third sector organisations. The aim of this training was for participants to understand that human rights and recruitment aren’t far removed from each other and [...]
Financial capability is the ability to manage your money well by planning and saving for the future, and to build financial resilience for times of difficulty. It also gives people the power and confidence to make the most of their money and improve their lives. Financial capability is not just about what you [...]
