PARTNER
WITH US.

We work with organisations who want to create meaningful opportunities with young people from refugee, asylum-seeking and migrant backgrounds.

Our partners have included charities, universities, cultural organisations and businesses. You might commission us to deliver a workshop, collaborate with our community on a creative project or support one of our programmes.

1. LEARN FROM US

1. LEARN FROM US

Babylon delivers talks, workshops and interactive sessions that open up more informed and human conversations about migration, lived experience and the work we do at Babylon.

Our founder Ali has delivered talks and creative sessions for organisations including UNHCR, the Refugee Council, the Red Cross, Ben & Jerry’s and University of Oxford.

Our Leap Programme participants also facilitate creative workshops for external audiences, sharing their skills and experiences to create interactive sessions for workplaces, schools and events.

You could invite us to deliver a talk, workshop or contribute to your next event.

2. COLLABORATE WITH US.

3. CHAMPION US.

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2. COLLABORATE WITH US.

Let’s make something together! We work with partners to create projects that bring together different communities, creative practices and opportunities.

This could mean developing a creative project with one of our London or Stoke-on-Trent hubs, hosting an exchange between our communities, or providing access to spaces and cultural experiences.

We’re particularly interested in partners who can create meaningful opportunities for our community. This could include work experience or creative opportunities to share their skills and work with new audiences.

4. SPONSOR US.

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READ: Our trip to Jamie’s Farm.

3. CHAMPION US.

Help more people discover Babylon. You don’t need to commission a project to support our work! Your organisation could choose Babylon as a charity partner, organise employee fundraising or introduce us to people in your network who might be interested in our work.

You can also champion our work by featuring Babylon’s work in your communications, getting behind one of our digital advocacy campaigns or inviting us into events and conversations.

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4. SPONSOR US.

Our partners help us keep our community hubs running and create more opportunities for young people from refugee, asylum-seeking and migrant backgrounds.

Sponsorship could support our regular hub programme, our Leap Programme training or annual residential trips. We can work with you to develop a partnership that reflects both Babylon’s needs and your organisation’s priorities.

Every partnership helps us create more opportunities for young people to connect, create and shape their own futures here in the UK.

To find out how your organisation can support, send us an email at info@babylonproject.co.uk.

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‘Babylon’s interactive approach really encouraged active participation and created a very positive learning environment where everyone was empowered to share their ideas.

Their training equipped our young people with valuable knowledge and skills that they will be putting into use in our advocacy and campaigning work.’

- Refugee Council

Meet Our Partners.

  • Asha

    Asha

    Asha supports the Babylon Migrants Project by recruiting participants and delivering workshops in the Stoke Hub.

  • Safe Passage

    Safe Passage

    Safe Passage is a charity that works to safely reunite child refugees with their families in the UK. They run different trainings for our team, such as safeguarding and fundraising. We also host workshops and events together.

  • Screen Share

    Screen Share

    Promoting digital inclusion for refugees in the UK, Screen Share provides free devices for Babylon Migrants Project.

  • The Big Smoke

    The Big Smoke

    The Big Smoke supports the Babylon Migrants Project through fundraising and providing funded spaces to our members to attend their events.

  • The Humanitarian Network

    The Humanitarian Network

    The Humanitarian Network is an innovative educational platform dedicated to revolutionising humanitarianism through bespoke training, mentoring, community and creative opportunities. They share our work with their network and collaborate on digital campaigns with us. 

  • UAL

    UAL

    University of the Arts London are our delivery partners at our London hub. They deliver regular workshops for our participants.

  • YMCA

    YMCA

    YMCA is the Babylon Migrant’s Project Stoke Hub host and helps us recruit participants and deliver workshops in our Stoke Hub.