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February '25
Time to Talk - 6th February
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What's It About? Time to Talk Day is a pivotal moment in the calendar, dedicated to reshaping how we think about mental health. It’s a day that invites us all—individually and collectively—to start meaningful conversations, break down stigmas, and champion a culture of openness. Whether in communities, workplaces, or schools, this day is about fostering support, understanding, and connection.
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Why It's Important: Mental health is integral to every aspect of our lives, yet it’s often left unspoken. Time to Talk Day is an opportunity to challenge this silence, creating spaces where mental well-being is prioritized as much as physical health. By normalizing these conversations, we empower individuals and organizations to build stronger, healthier environments.
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Featured Speakers: Join Dylan Hartley, Craig White, Sid Sutton, and Darren Edwards as they lead the charge, offering insight, personal stories, and actionable strategies to make mental health a shared priority.
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Why It's Hot: With a growing recognition of the importance of mental well-being and its impact on every aspect of life, from personal development to workplace productivity, Time to Talk Day is more relevant than ever. Our speakers bring this topic to the forefront, offering practical advice and compassionate understanding, making every conversation a step towards a more empathetic and mentally aware society.​​
March '25
International Women's Day - 8th March
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What's It About? International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global celebration of women’s achievements across every facet of society—social, economic, cultural, and political. This year’s theme, ‘Accelerate Action’ is a call for decisive leadership and impactful solutions to break down barriers and fast-track progress toward gender equality.
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IWD 2025 is a movement. It challenges us to move beyond inspiration and into action, forging pathways to opportunity and delivering measurable results for women and girls worldwide.
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The urgency is clear: at the current rate of change, it will take 134 years to achieve gender parity. ‘Accelerate Action’underscores the need for momentum, leadership, and commitment to create real, lasting progress.
This is a moment to reflect on progress, amplify what works, and champion the voices of trailblazers driving systemic change. It’s about more than just honoring achievements—it’s about empowering individuals and organizations to lead the way toward a more equitable future.
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Why It's Important: IWD is not only a day to celebrate the remarkable achievements of women but also a reminder of the ongoing struggle for gender equality and the need to continue advocating for the rights and opportunities of women everywhere. It's a day to reflect on progress made, to call for change, and to celebrate acts of courage and determination by ordinary women who have played extraordinary roles in their countries and communities.
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Featured Speakers: Check out groundbreaking Former Fast Jet Pilots Helen Seymour & Rosie Steevenson, now dedicated to empowering young women and girls with a ‘can-do’ spirit. Airline Captain Emma Henderson delivers actionable insights on leading with humanity, humility, and humor. Royal Navy Commando Lily-Mae Fisher inspires with her stories of courage and resilience, while Mountain Guide Caroline George proves the power of pushing boundaries in extreme environments. Former Principal Ballet Dancer Jade Heusen shares lessons on discipline and life after elite performance, and Olympic Coach Kim Ingleby & Professional Goalkeeper Emily Orman provide transformative insights into achieving greatness.
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Why It's Hot: This year’s ‘Accelerate Action’ theme captures the pulse of a global movement. The conversation around gender equality is more relevant and urgent than ever, and our speakers bring unparalleled insight, perspective, and inspiration to audiences across sectors.
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Through their powerful narratives, they ignite action and empower individuals and organizations to make meaningful change. These voices are not just a part of the conversation—they are driving it forward, one impactful story at a time.