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Who are we

Communities Inc. is a Non-Profit Organisation/Community Interest Company that supports people in challenging hate, prejudice, and discrimination, building confidence, and creating safer communities. We work with individuals, organisations, and communities to tackle racism, misogyny, prejudice, and everyday injustice.

Through training, resources, events, and dialogues, we give people the tools to recognise bias, intervene safely, and take real, practical action.

Let’s Work Together

We provide guidance and training for individuals and organisations to build a sense of community anywhere.

Training and Workshops

We offer research-backed training on bystander intervention, misogyny, and microaggressions. Trusted by Google.org, the NHS, police, councils, workplaces, and communities across the UK.

Empowering through Dialogue

We run projects and conversations that help people understand each other and connect.


Policy Consultancy

We can help you bridge the gap between policy and practice to ensure your work environment reflects your legal documentation.


Dialogue Session by Communities Inc

Our Capacity Building Projects And Case Studies

From grassroots dialogues to large-scale campaigns, our work focuses on capacity building and community cohesion. Our projects show how practical action drives safer, more inclusive spaces. Take a look at how we’ve supported organisations and communities across the UK to challenge hate and empower communities.

Talking Shop Podcast
Season 2 is out now.

Featuring stories and insights from activists, experts, and frontline individuals, the Talking Shop podcast offers practical ideas and real-life experiences to help build safer, more connected communities.

Talking Shop – Communities Inc. Podcast

Featuring stories and insights from activists, experts, and frontline individuals, the Talking Shop podcast offers practical ideas and real-life experiences to help build safer, more connected communities.

Season 2, Episode 2 is out now.

Do you know how to report a hate crime or hate incident?

If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.

– Archbishop Desmond Tutu
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Every year, March 13th Communities Inc. lead International Bystander Awareness Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of safe intervention in stopping hate, prejudice and harassment.

of people witness bullying or harassment but hesitate to intervene

of incidents of harm is significantly reduced when bystanders step in.

of participants feel more confident after Bystander intervention training

Join the movement #IBAD2027 

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