World Humanitarian Day is an opportunity to recognise the courage and commitment of people working to protect lives, support communities and uphold human dignity – often in the most difficult and dangerous circumstances.
Sounddelivery Media has appointed two new Trustees as the charity continues its next phase of growth.
As we mark International Women’s Day 2026, this year’s theme, Give To Gain, feels deeply personal to me – not only as CEO of Sounddelivery Media, not only as a charity leader, but as a Black woman who understands firsthand the power of what happens when someone chooses to invest in you.
Every year, the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) arrives with a mixture of heaviness and hope. For many, it is a day of awareness. For survivors, it is a day that echoes through our bodies and our memories. It is a reminder of what we endured — and of how far we have come.
As Monica Tyler steps into the position of permanent CEO of Sounddelivery Media, she reflects on the experiences that brought her here. From growing up as a Windrush child in London, to meeting inspirational leaders like Mother Teresa and Terry Waite, her journey has been shaped by a deep belief in service and the power of people.
Once a month, for two hours, supervised in the community, was my legal right to a meaningful relationship with my children. Christmases meant giving their gifts to them on a cold park bench within my allocated time.
In this blog, we share first-hand insights from an Afghan refugee on the realities and concerns facing their community since the Fall of Kabul.
In the first Future Voices 3 workshop, Becoming a Visible Leader, the group was tasked with writing poems starting with the words “I Come From” by a poet, award-winning broadcaster and author Lady Unchained. Here is what they have written.
Sharon Mcpherson is a passionate campaigner for racial equity in policy and practice and investment in race related kinship care research. A mother and grandmother, British born, of Jamaican parentage. Sharon is also a kinship carer who currently has two grandsons growing up in her care. A kinship carer is anyone who is looking after another person’s child on a full-time basis. Here she reflects on her Churchill Fellowship research trip to Jamaica.
May Belen is part of Future Voices programme in partnership with The Voice of Domestic Workers. Future Voices is a unique leadership programme which works with migrant domestic workers to become spokespeople and speak out against the issues that their community face.
