Many organisations have diverse people, bold values and strong strategies but still struggle to turn insight into trust, collaboration and action.

HERE IS A SAMPLE OF OUR WORK

Aduna Superfoods

Voicing Voices delivered a brand risk management workshop focused on racial inequalities, intersectionality, systemic barriers and practical inclusion. The session supported C-suite and wider company leaders to explore how representation, internal culture and stakeholder understanding shape brand responsibility.

University of Westminster

We led intersectionality workshops for students and staff from different departments, addressing gender disparities. We co-created a virtual space to discuss challenges and solutions through collective reflection. Participants connected through lived experiences and highlighted intersecting ways they can support women on campus.

Solace Women’s Aid

We trained charity leaders to address racism and microaggressions in professional spaces through our intersectionality programme. Participants work with local authorities, housing, education and a variety of services so marginalised women and children access safe spaces. The initiative deepened their organisational inclusion and 100% of participants reported finding our systemic framework useful.

WorldRemit

Ayan Said contributed to WorldRemit’s I*mMigrant campaign through an intersectional and lived-experience lens, supporting a narrative that recognised migrants not only as consumers, but as leaders, contributors and bridge-builders.

The campaign spotlighted 15 UK-based migrants and ran across TV, national and regional media, radio, out-of-home, digital and social platforms.

FIFA x Generation Amazing

Voicing Voices supported young people from England to prepare for a FIFA World Cup youth programme, using football as a platform for leadership, storytelling and community action.

Through capacity-building, campaign storytelling and visual communication support, participants developed the confidence to connect lived experience with social impact. In a competition involving youth from 32 countries, the England students won funding for football-led community projects in Tower Hamlets.

UN Women UK

Voicing Voices facilitated workshops with 450 women over 8 weeks to support UN Women UK’s Safe Spaces Now campaign. The work gathered women and girls’ lived experiences of streets, public spaces and transport after lockdown, helping surface the barriers shaping safety, trust, visibility and institutional response.