Sistren’s Impact Report 2024 Thanks for checking out our Impact Report! You can download our beautifully graphic-d report here, or read some of the highlights below. đź—Ł Reflections from the Co-Founders “Impact might look like someone feeling more confident navigating…
Friday, 28th March 2025 / 10 – 11:30 am We’re partnering with the Black South West Network to design and run a much-needed workshop geared towards Black and Minority-led organisations working on racial justice in the South West. Together with…
Reflections on Working with Sistren and Community Lawyering: A Journey of Mutual Learning By Paridhi Singh In my journey as a lawyer, my experience of working as a Legal Consultant with Sistren Legal Collective has reshaped the way I view…
Read Our Community-Led Response to the Law Commission Consultation on Cooperatives and Community Benefit Societies Introduction The Law Commission’s consultation on their review of the legal framework governing cooperatives and community benefit societies (CCBS) closed on 10th December 2024. A…
Migrant Action Residential and Strategy Day Last week, we travelled to the beautiful Yorkshire Dales to take part in the Migrant Action Residential and Strategy Day. Migrant Action is a newly registered charity based in Leeds has been one of…
Launching our first open-source publications 28 March 2024 In 2023, we began researching the legal support needs of organisations led by or for people from minoritised communities in the UK. On 28th March 2024, we launched our two latest open-source…
Sistren Legal Collective are running a workshop on governance models for grantees of the Baring Foundation and the A B Charitable Trust. The event is Online on Friday 8th November 2023, starting at 11am and finishing at 1pm.
Sistren Legal Collective are hosting a pop-up stand at Impact Brixton on Friday 29th September, along with HSBC and QLegal, to help answer your questions on how to set up a business. You can get tickets and sign up here.
Sistren provided a community legal workshop for user-led groups in collaboration with the National Survivors User Network, a charity and membership organisation of people and grassroots groups with lived experience of mental ill-health, trauma and distress, working towards the redistribution of power and resource in mental health.
Sistren was supported by Centric to conduct research to scope the needs of potential recipients of Sistren’s services and to map some of the key issues organisations and leaders face when accessing legal advice. Read more on our work with Centric through their blog.