Thrive Project Manager Tracey Herrington featured on Breakfast BBC Radio Tees this morning to talk with Amy Oakden about poverty and inequality, the digital divide and #IDEP2020 To listen to the full show:
Thrive Teesside, as part of the APLE Collective, have released a blog post on the JRF website- describing the impact of digital exclusion on low-income communities. Crossing the digital divide is essential to ensuring that the response to COVID-19 includes us all, say the Addressing Poverty with Lived Experience (APLE) Collective. For the APLE Collective,…
Thriving Women Manifestos
Ghosts By Thriving Women Ghosts is a compelling new anthology of poetry by Thriving Women, a collective of women with lived experience of poverty and exclusion. Facilitated by Thrive Teesside and Tees Women Poets, the book explores the realities of poverty, inequality, and systemic injustice, giving voice to stories often overlooked. The poems reflect on daily…
Thrive Teesside have been featured in a report on automating Universal Credit, published by Human Rights Watch. According to Tracey Herrington, project manager at Thrive Teesside, a social justice charity based in Stockton-On-Tees, these updates did not reach the people most affected by the new information, particularly those without internet access at home: “People have…
Poverty2Solutions have been included in the top 100 changemakers of 2020, featuring in The Big Issue! Thrive Teesside and the Poverty2Solutions team are honoured to have been included in this list and can’t wait to see what 2020 brings. From The Big Issue website: In this week’s Big Issue magazine, we recognise those doing what…
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