Catalyst 4 Change - Black Thrive Community Assembly 2023

Site Admin • 9 October 2023
Catalyst 2nd Annual BT Assembly (banner)

source : Catalyst 4 Change CIC

published : 9 October 2023


Catalyst 4 Change are inviting members, partners and stakeholders to our community assembly to share our progress and learning towards achieving real change for Black communities in our region.


You can download the flyer here >


Learn more about the Black Thrive Programme, our plans in Birmingham and also hear from some of our partners, collaborators and supporters.

The Programme Includes:


  • Mikey Powell Family – Commemorating 20 years since Mikey’s custody death
  • Dr Jacqui Dyer - the Black Thrive Global Director
  • Catalyst 4 Change achievements and plans
  • Interactive community conversations
  • Panel discussion on community leadership
  • Information and craft stalls
  • Live entertainment, lunch and refreshments

The event will be accessible for disabled people, including wheelchair access.


If you need any more information please contact us: via enquiries@catalyst4change.org.uk or via Voicemail: 0844 884 3318


Book your FREE place now. Come along and join the movement of change!


Book your ticket(s) : Click here >

Bookings open from 10 October 2023 : Places are limited.

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