The APLE Collective is a national collective of individuals who experience poverty. Working together with organisations that support us to take positive action to eradicate poverty.
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- It’s not the Coronavirus I’m worried about – It’s falling behind at school.
- APLE Collectve mention in BBC article- Coronavirus: Eight things that have kept us going in lockdown
- APLE Collective mentioned in LGC- Helen Barnard- What councils must do to tackle poverty after pandemic
- APLE mention on Rethinking Poverty- WORK WITH ALL MEMBERS OF OUR SOCIETY TO #BUILDBACKBETTER
- Hartlepool Action Lab- Digital Exclusion
‘Talking about Poverty through Lived Experience’ Workshops
As organisations with lived experience of poverty, we the APLE Collective are working to tackle poverty across the UK.
APLE invite you to two follow up framing workshops bespoke to people with direct experience of poverty. The workshops will provide an in-depth look at the framing tools and how we can use them to build public and political will to take action.
APLE Collective
October 17th marks the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. The APLE Collective documented the solidarity shown for this monumental day by lighting up the UK map with activities that took place all across the country to commemorate IDEP 2019. Whether you hosted an event in your local community, held a minute silence for lives lost or supported the day on your social media accounts, we want to say a massive well done for getting involved and highlighting the importance of IDEP-
APLE Collective
As organisations with lived experience of poverty, we the APLE Collective are working to tackle poverty across the UK.
APLE invite you to two follow up framing workshops bespoke to people with direct experience of poverty. The workshops will provide an in-depth look at the framing tools and how we can use them to build public and political will to take action.
APLE Collective
We invite you to join us, to get involved and to contribute to our campaigning. Poverty is bad for everyone and we place value on people with direct experience of poverty having opportunities to affect the decisions that impact on them. We believe meaningful change to eradicate poverty is only possible when this happens-
Thrive Teesside
17 October is the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. This year, at an ATD Fourth World event at UK Parliament, Rebecca Bromley gave a speech on the importance of using lived experience when finding solutions to poverty.
APLE Collective
The APLE Collective is a national collective of individuals who experience poverty. Working together with organisations that support us to take positive action to eradicate poverty-
