THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS
YOU MAKE THE FESTIVAL A SUCCESS AND WE ENJOYED WORKING WITH YOU
Common Ground Café and Shared Workspace is a social enterprise pop-up in the Oxford University owned building in Little Clarendon Street, which was formerly Barclays Bank.
Set up by Jake Backus, Managing Director of Empathy Sustainability, VSM at Linacre College Oxford, cycle coach and sustainability champion and Piotr Drabik barista extraordinaire & trainer and coffee machine mechanic with the support of Magnus Baker, bar tender, barista, furniture maker and mountain biker. Supporting with exhibition space and event spaces. |
Tap Social Movement was founded in 2016 by Paul, Amy and Tess. Having experience in a range of positions across the criminal justice system, they witnessed the difficulty people faced when trying to turn their lives around after coming into contact with the law. Many of the people they have worked with, especially those who have spent time in prison, struggle to access education, training and employment, hindering their rehabilitation, and drawing them back into a life of crime. Tap Social Movement was founded in an attempt to stop this vicious cycle by providing opportunities which set people up for long-term fulfilling employment.
Supporting with exhibition space and event spaces. |
The Faculty of Technology, Design and Environment at Oxford Brookes University has an international reputation for excellence, innovation and an ambitious desire to be recognised as one of the most exciting places to study in the world. Find out more here.
The faculty have invested in the festival over the last 20 years. Principle funder. Supporting exhibition space, event spaces, student support, costs/funding, staff at Brookes and marketing. |