OurCity2030 Social Mobility Roundtable
Oct 1, 2024
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On Friday 20th September, Babbasa hosted an OurCity2030 Social Mobility Roundtable event with other organisations working towards social mobility for young people within the city.
Held at City Hall, and kindly chaired by Nina Skubala, Head of Bristol City Office, attendees learnt more about the type of career progression support each other offered, and discussed the idea of a Social Mobility Alliance and how collaborating more closely could potentially be more impactful for the city’s young people.
Thank you to all those who attended. Watch this space for further developments.
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