Programme | LCRF

3 Jun 10:00-11:00

Understanding organisations led by and for their communities

The New Economics Foundation shares research into the struggles faced by by-and-led-for organisations, and how funding processes can be improved to make them more accessible, inclusive and connected to communities and the organisations who support them.

Online meeting
3 Jun 11:00-12:00

What does good basic tech infrastructure look like at the grassroots?

In an increasingly complex and fast-moving technology landscape, how can small charities and community organisations get started, keep up and get ahead?

Online meeting
3 Jun 12:00-13:00

Investing in equity and justice infrastructure

Who funds equity & justice infrastructure in the UK? How has that landscape shifted? What gaps and opportunities lie ahead—and how can we build a stronger ecosystem for equity & justice organisations and movements to thrive?

Online meeting
3 Jun 13:00-14:00

Community wealth building 101: how can we develop a fairer economy for London?

How can funders – both private and public – help build wealth in the communities and places they support?

Webinar
3 Jun 14:00-15:00

Advising Londoners: funding through partnership, not prescription

This session explores the Advising Londoners Partnership —a bold, co-produced funding model led by the Greater London Authority in partnership with London Legal Support Trust and London Citizens Advice.

Online meeting
3 Jun 15:00-16:30

The hidden costs of monitoring and evaluation

London Youth is joined by grant recipient, Mary's Youth Club, as they both share the reality of monitoring, evaluation and learning from their different perspectives.

In-person
3 Jun 15:00-16:30

Changing places, changing systems: how do we make it sustainable?

How do we create change in the places we fund and support? And in the current socio-economic context, how do we ensure that change is sustainable and systems-wide?

In-person