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50:50 is a friendly network collaborating with all the political parties to help women progress in politics at a local and national level. We are an inclusive, intersectional campaign set up to empower women with our #AskHerToStand and #SignUpToStand programmes.When women click #SignUpToStand we: – send them an interactive Personal Political Profile – allocate them a 50:50 Buddy – invite them to weekly party specific Bite Size meetings – and offer bespoke support to women from diverse groups. In the corridors of power, men still outnumber women by 2:1. We invite everyone, men and women, to support our work and join our mailing list at www.5050Parliament.co.uk

We provide a wide range of support to our members, and the wider voluntary and community sector (VCS) enabling organisations to strengthen and enhance their work with children, young people and families. Take a look at the 'products and services' tab above for more on what we can offer you! Children England is the leading membership organisation and collective voice for charities working with children, young people and families.Our mission is to create a fairer world for children, young people and families by championing the voluntary organisations which work on their behalf. You can benefit from our work in a number of ways: • Access our extensive package of member benefits and services • Engage with our sector-wide funded programmes • Connect with our policy & influencing work • Move your organisation forward with our self- improvement programme • Develop your knowledge and skill with our training and consultancy services • Learn, share and take collective action through our networks

The Sudan Consortium is a coalition of more than 50 Africa-based and Africa-focused NGOs dedicated to working together to promote a just, peaceful and sustainable end to the ongoing and interrelated humanitarian and human rights crises in Sudan. The Consortium came together as the Darfur Consortium in September 2004 as concerned NGOs gathered on the fringes of the third extraordinary session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights in Pretoria, South Africa. The Consortium sought to reflect the unique perspective of African civil society and provides a forum for unified action, particularly through sustained engagement with the institutions of the African Union. In 2012, the Consortium was re-named the Sudan Consortium to reflect the need for a holistic response to the interrelated conflicts in Darfur, Southern Kordofan, Blue Nile and elsewhere.