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​​Wheatley Fellowship in Collaboration with Eastside Projects

Birmingham School of Art and Eastside Projects are working in collaboration to provide new opportunities to up-and-coming creatives within Birmingham. Applications are now open for their Fine Art Fellowship.  The Wheatley  Fine Art Fellowship is a  Nine-month residency culminating in a  public piece. This may take the shape of a collection of artwork, an events […]

I Have a Voice – Traineeship and Internship.

I Have a Voice is a Uk based Community Interest Company aiming to create a future in which young people from all backgrounds can actively involve themselves in politics. The Organisation is offering a free two-week public affairs training scheme for 18-30-year-olds.  The scheme is London based; however, travel fees can be reimbursed. A number […]

The Guardian Foundation – Scott Trust Bursaries

The Guardian Foundation is a UK-based charity that aims to promote global press freedom and access to liberal Journalism. The charity works across  sectors to enable change in three priority areas: The Scott Trust Bursery is one of the charity’s key programs and aims to assist students who are hampered by financial constraints to pursue […]

The Renee Gailhoustet Residency

Renée Gailhoustet was a French architect known for contributing to social housing in the Paris suburbs. In her work, she sought to instil le plaisir d’habiter or the pleasure of living. Her unconventional designs merged together ‘generosity, beauty, ecology and inclusivity’. She was one of the few female architects of her generation, and in her […]

SHOUT – Reframed Project Coordinator

SHOUT is Birmingham’s festival of Queer Arts and Culture. They are currently looking to hire a Project Coordinator to manage the delivery of a series of related pieces of  work, including but not limited to:  

AMIRA ISMAIL

Board Director

Amira is currently the Regional Programme Manager at the Ernst & Young (EY) Foundation. With a BA in History and an MA in International Relations from the University of Birmingham, Amira brings a rich background in youth engagement and empowerment.

Her dedication shines through her work with funders like the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and her volunteer efforts with Chatham House, where she connects young people with key policymakers in international affairs.

Amira has also previously been a part of the programme We Don’t Settle emerged from, Don’t Settle, under Beatfreeks. She is deeply committed to creating safe spaces for young people to celebrate their lived experiences.