The Platform Launch 2025: Empowering Global Majority Heritage Educators

Our fourth ‘The Platform’ Event held on Thursday 27 November was a great success, drawing an excellent turnout, including the CEO of Camden Learning, Stephen Hall.

The event brought together Global Majority Heritage (GMH) educators from across the Diocese. The programme was created to support GMH educators in their current roles and to equip them to progress into leadership positions.

The session was opened by LDBS Director of People and Culture, Terri Patterson, who provided an insightful introduction into the concept and history behind The Platform.

Aisha Thomas, author of Representation Matters, delivered the keynote address. Her powerful presentation examined the realities of the current political climate and its impact on GMH communities. She actively engaged the educators throughout, speaking candidly about the shifting educational landscape and offering practical strategies, centred on mentorship, to help educators navigate these challenges with confidence and clarity.

The next phase of the Platform will focus on pairing mentors and mentees, bringing them together for facilitated support.

The event marked a significant step toward building a sustained, supportive network for GMH educators. One that reflects, represents, and uplifts the communities they serve.

If you wish to learn more about the event, click here, or if you have any questions regarding The Platform, please email Paula Walker.

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