Justice/ Equality / Diversity

Scotland's International Development Alliance is a community of members from all over Scotland committed to creating a fairer world, free from poverty, injustice and environmental threats. We advocate for human rights and climate justice in global policy in Scotland and the UK, engage communities in global citizenship, and support our 156 members through knowledge exchange and training

Dundee Changemakers is one of the Scottish Government's climate action hubs.

Fife Climate Hub empowers community-led action on the climate crisis. We help build the capacity of existing community groups working on climate and deliver stronger collaboration between groups and organisations. We look to reach beyond the climate engaged to grow a diverse network across Fife of people interested in making Fife a better place.

We are part of the network of community climate action hubs across Scotland. We connect, engage and empower communities in Lanarkshire in developing local solutions so that we can all live in low carbon resilient places.

One World Centre promotes global justice and equality through education by supporting schools and community groups in Angus, Dundee, Fife and Perth & Kinross to engage in Global Citizenship through professional and lifelong learning.

South East Integration Network (SEIN) is a member-led organisation made up of voluntary organisations and community groups. Our members work with local residents from all backgrounds, countries and cultures providing services from advice & advocacy, to musical activities, to family support – and everything in between. We are an anti-racist, intersectional organisation working to create a community free from prejudice and discrimination.

Climate Ready South East Scotland is the first climate risk and opportunity assessment for the Edinburgh and South East Scotland region.

Imagine if is a community interest company on a mission to improve spaces that we experience in our daily lives. We assembled our small design team from a need to imagine a more positive future and pin down exactly what that could look like.

The Stove is an arts organisation with a national and international reputation in place-based practice. We are a values-led organisation founded on a central belief in the power of creativity and working co-creatively to improve the lives of people, the wider environment, and the systems by which we live in the region Southwest Scotland The Stove can be understood as a place-based creative movement or practice guided by a set of values. It’s organisational form and programme are constantly evolving to maximise the quality of output and effective impacts for people and the wider environment.

NotAlone Empowerment Centre (NEC) are grassroot organisations that aim to develop and promote rights and responsibilities for the BAME community through ongoing capacity building, training mutual learning, skill information, and knowledge sharing to improve confidence. We promote inclusion and equality, treat individuals with respect and dignity, and take transformative actions to address their needs.

We are a local community green space; we work with our learning community (by running outdoor learning, Forest School and outdoor play); we run gardening sessions and land maintenance; we offer free outdoor community events to our community and beyond.

GDA is a disabled people-led organisation (DPO) controlled by our 5500+ disabled members.

Free Wheel North is an inclusive cycling charity, but it is also so much more. At our cycling centre at Glasgow Green, we enable thousands of people living with varying physical disabilities and other additional support needs to enjoy outdoor space through cycling. The programme is rooted in the fundamental human right to good physical and mental health through access to different modes of active travel, a fun recreational area to cycle safely and clean air. Through a multitude of modified and accessible bikes, including hand crank, side-by-side tandem, wheelchair cargo cycles and tricycles, we aim to create a barrier-free Glasgow where people from all demographics can enjoy cycling together. The track at Glasgow Green offers an alternative vision, and acts as an exemplar for inclusive public spaces in cities.

We are Scotland's first cafe making food with insects. Insects are high in protein and have a low carbon footprint. They require significantly fewer resources compared to traditional sources of protein, making them an eco-friendly option to enjoy.

VAER is the ‘Centre for Collective Impact’ based in East Renfrewshire.

Our purpose is to inform, connect, engage and empower all communities in Lanarkshire to develop and implement local solutions to create low carbon resilient places.

Sustainability for us means meeting the social foundations of current and future generations while living responsibly within a healthy, natural environment.

West Lothian Youth Action Project provides support to Children, young people and families throughout West Lothian. This can be through, individual or group support, education and training programmes, access to affordable food from our community fridge, by volunteering in our community garden and environment projects, befriending, youth drop-in facilities, reducing substance use, mental health support and community safety projects.

The aims of the group are to involve the communities of Catrine in a common effort to support: A: the advancement of education B: the advancement of citizenship and community development. C: developing the priorities identified in the Catrine Community led Action Plan. D: the organisation of recreational activities, with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the persons for whom the activities are primarily intended.

Midlothian Wildflowers is committed to supporting the positive health and wellbeing of local communities through local engagement in environmental conservation, regeneration and the development of thriving green spaces throughout Midlothian.

The 360 Centre is a community Vision for a Climate Change Centre of national significance on the site of the old Cockenzie power station. The 360 Vision captures suggestions and ideas on how we might turn the tide on climate change through education, training, employment, energy, tourism, art and more. We believe that we must all have it in our power to address and mitigate the impact of climate change - the greatest threat to mankind and often too difficult to contemplate.

ArtWalk Fife is an artist led project walking the landscape to engage and stimulate creative thinking around our futures

Our Mission is to enable the people of Largo, Lundin Links, Woodside, New Gilston, Newburn and Drumeldrie to enhance community life by supporting and developing sustainable initiatives, communicating with community groups and individuals.

ACAN is a grass roots organisation, encouraging, engaging and educating our community on the issues and possible solutions of climate change. We seek to mitigate the impact on the community and create collective responses.