Over 20 teachers at Wac Arts College along with members of Khulisa's wider network, consisting of funders and sector peers joined us for a programme taster.
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Over 20 teachers at Wac Arts College along with members of Khulisa's wider network, consisting of funders and sector peers joined us for a programme taster.
Read moreKhulisa are delighted to announce a new supporter, Paul Hamlyn Foundation, whose support will be central to Khulisa delivering their 2017-2020 strategy.
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As part of our monthly user voice column, we ask James Taylor, a beneficiary in our rehabilitate pathway, to share his views on the youth vote in #GE2017.
Read moreKhulisa partners up with Wac Arts College for the Big Give's Christmas Challenge 2017.
Read moreWe are delighted to announce that our Communications & Development Director, Cara Cinnamon, has been accepted onto the Cambridge Rising Women Leaders Programme.
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Connections: A review of learning from the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Prison Reform Fellowships
Read moreBuilding on our aim to scale and deepen the impact of our work, we join forces with Working Chance to launch our first ever pilot in a female estate.
Read moreKhulisa is engaged in the trans-national Youth Empowerment and Innovation Project aimed at preventing and tackling radicalisation of young people.
Read moreMembers of Khulisa’s wider network, consisting of funders, sector peers and policy-makers joined us to celebrate our 10 year anniversary at our Summer Sawubona.
Read moreOur CEO & Director of Delivery, on national TV, make the case for giving young people a safe space to express themselves through a network of trusted adults.
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IPPR is arguing for a new ‘whole-system’ approach to offender management, with powers, resources, and decisions being transferred to a local level.
Read moreCreating a restorative prison culture; Lisa Rowles outlines the rationale for a restorative practice model.
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