Welcome to Culture Club! A new community in Bristol for 'people people' in the impact space. Foster connections with those who share similar experiences and challenges in this new series led by People Equals Purpose.

"In the face of grand missions of literacy and freedom, advocating for your full lunch break feels petty." -- Fobazi Ettarh

When we're working on something both huge and vital, it can be possible to feel like we're never doing enough. Impact organisations can become burnout machines. Join us to explore what contributes to a burnout culture, how to spot it and change it, and to connect with others working in the space.

This session, we have a guest speaker: the wonderful Liz Eve will talk about Tricia Hersey's work tracing the origins of what she calls "grind culture", why rest is resistance and how to introduce more of it.

As always, there'll be coffee and pastries and plenty of time to share experiences and explore strategies to address cultural challenges effectively, making the impact of our work more powerful.

Where: HOURS, 10 Colston Yard, Bristol BS1 5BD

HOURS is in Colston Yard, accessed from Colston Street, through an archway between Bike Workshop and Blaze. HOURS has a street level entrance door and the wash room has disability access.

When: Thursday, 1st May, 8:00 - 9:30 AM

Find out more about People Equals Purpose: www.peopleequalspurpose.com

Find out more about Liz Eve: https://www.jupiteroaktarot.co.uk/

Find Tricia Hersey's Rest Is Resistance at Bookshop.org

Ticket Information

Early bird - £15

General release - £20

No-questions-asked concession - Free

Culture Club - Burnout on Purpose