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A white man and a white woman crouch on the floor at Collaboration Station Coventry, talking through a series of post-it ideas laid out across the floor. Others sit and listen.

“My involvement made me feel encouraged, connected and empowered to be an initiator in our city.”

Connecting for Good movement changemaker

A white woman with dark brown hair wearing red lipstick, a black top and silver chain looks thoughtfully into the camera lens for a selfie against a window during the day.

“I am in awe of their collective minds and hopeful hearts. Grapevine is a power house.”

Stephanie Wong, founder of Act Build Change

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“You are everyone’s favourite community organisers because you begin and end with a deep love for those around you and the community you work in.”

Mohammed Afridi, Civic Power Fund
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