Community Organising is for people who are unhappy with the ways things are and want to do something about it; for people who feel powerless or frustrated with the system, or worried about the range of challenges the country is facing.

By teaching people how to listen, form a team, relate to people in power and hold decision makers to account, we tip the balance of power back towards people facing injustice. People Power enables us to make sure that people’s voices are heard and that unfairness can be challenged with those with the power to make change.

Our method of Community Organising and our training is rooted in alliances of local member organisations who form the social fabric of their communities. We organise with everyone from faith groups to universities, schools, colleges, unions, resident associations and more.

If you care about making real change for your community with your community - come join us on this prestigious event alongside our key decision makers in the City.

Please Note: we aim to make this event as accessible as possible for our community. If you have any access requirements, including childcare, please contact jacqueline.fleming@peterborough.ac.uk

Agenda For the Evening.

Regards,

Peterborough Citizens Leadership Team;

Rachel Nicholls; CEO Inspire Education Group,

Martin Campbell; Executive Principal Meridian Trust,

Scott Hudson; CEO Thomas Deacon Academy Trust,

Very Dean Chris Dalliston; Dean of Peterborough Cathedral,

Andrew Macdermott, Head of Development Nene Park Trust,

Tim Roberts; UNISON Eastern Regional Sectary,

Helen Moss; CEO Soul Happy Wellbeing Centre;

Reverend Sarah Gower; Orton Churches,

Tim Hall; University Centre Peterborough,

Adrian Meadows; Headteacher The Peterborough School,

Emma Kavanagh; Deputy Headteacher Arthur Mellows Village College,

Natalie Reay, Deputy Headteacher Saint John Fisher,

Jamie Jones; Vice Principal ARU-P and

Anita Nayyar; Masjid Khadijah Mosque

and

Organisers of Peterborough Citizens, Dilraj Kaur & Edie Turner.