CMAM2021
"CMAM 20 years on: Going to scale in fragile contexts": A conference for practitioners hosted by Concern Worldwide on 22–25 March 2021
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Read our 2020 annual report
Concern's objectives, activities and achievements in 2020 can be found in our new annual report.
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Nothing Kills Like Hunger
Join our campaign urging action in support of people suffering from conflict-driven hunger.
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Speak Act Do: Action Hub
Speak Act Do is Concern’s school programme to support teachers and students in taking action on global issues such as climate change, poverty and inequality.
It works whatever the location or context of the school. It is designed to be flexible, led by the school and supported by the Concern schools team.
On this page, you will find resources and information about taking part in Speak Act Do!
Why sign up?
Watch our video guide to find out more.
Speak Act Do
Speak Act Do 2022-23
The sign up for Speak Act Do for academic year 2022-23 is now open! Next year, we have some exciting new changes to our programme including:
- A student kick off event on 30th September
- The chance to win prizes for best project and most innovative project
- Groups will be invited to record a podcast as part of their experience taking part in the programme
Interested in signing up to Speak Act Do but want more information? Find our dedicated resource pack below, as well as a form to express your interest.
Key dates and a finalised document detailing the programmes offering for 2022-23 will be avaliable here soon!
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Take the lead
Check out our dedicated resource pack for running Speak Act Do in your school. This is aimed at teachers, but it can also be used by young people who are taking part in the programme too!
Facilitator's Guide
Research
A wise person once said, knowledge is power. In Concern, finding out information and using expertise from communities and Concern staff from all over the world is a key part of what we do. From responding to a cyclone to supporting women’s empowerment, knowledge and understanding are vital parts of making these happen.
Download this handy guide to researching for your Speak Act Do project!
Students Sophie and Phoebe participate in Concern's Transition Year Academy. Photo: Cian Purcell-Milton/ Concern Worldwide
Action
You’ve done your research, you know what you want to do – the only thing left is to take action!
Download our action menu to give you a few ideas of how you can take action in your own school or community, and ways to show support to people globally who are experiencing poverty, hunger and inequalities.
Action planner
Keep track of your project with our action planner which will help you to organise your project.
Maryfield College students at Agents of Change. Photo: Ruth Medjber/ Concern Worldwide
Concern stories
Looking for information about communities that Concern are working with? Do you want to find out more about the world you live in?
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Find videos and stories from the communities that we are working with on our YouTube channel.
