Art of Hosting Conversations

The Art of Hosting is an approach to leadership that scales up from the personal to the systemic using personal practice, dialogue, facilitation and the co-creation of innovation to address complex challenges. It is a highly effective way of harnessing the collective wisdom and self-organizing capacity of groups of any size. Based on the assumption that people give their energy and lend their resources to what matters most to them – in work as in life – the Art of Hosting blends a suite of powerful conversational processes to invite people to step in and take charge of the challenges facing them.
http://www.artofhosting.org/home/

Lots of different resources on having conversations are available here: http://www.artofhosting.org/resources/

Bangla Stories

Our stories of migration came out of a three- year London School of Economics/University of Cambridge project. They’re told by people who left Bengal after Independence in 1947 when the state was divided into West Bengal and East Pakistan (later Bangladesh). These are stories of people who left behind home and family, people who crossed new borders and travelled overseas, people who made new lives.
http://www.banglastories.org/

Resources for teachers: http://www.banglastories.org/for-teachers.html
https://www.runnymedetrust.org/uploads/publications/pdfs/Bangla_Stories_Teaching_Resource.pdf

Black Curriculum

Black Curriculum is a social enterprise that aims to deliver Black British history all across the UK. They run a range of variety of virtual and in-person programmes to schools, young people and corporations to promote the importance of Black history. They have also developed free and licensable resources for schools to teach students about Black history.
https://theblackcurriculum.com/

Links available to multiple resources to use in the classroom and beyond, including video animations on the Bristol Bus Boycotts and Fanny Eaton: https://theblackcurriculum.com/downloads

CORE

We want to change the way economics is taught. Students and teachers tell us this is long overdue.
https://core-econ.org/the-economy/

The Economy has been classroom-tested in a variety of settings ranging from secondary schools to post