Some winners from the UK Social Mobility Awards 2022! On Thursday 13th October 2022, we hosted the sixth UK Social Mobility Awards (SOMOs) Fundraising Gala at The Royal Lancaster London. This year, (for the first time in three years!), we were able to announce the...
University of Derby and their SOMOs trophy. As we near the entry deadline for the fifth annual UK Social Mobility Awards, we are talking to some of the brilliant organisations and individuals who won an award at the 2020 Awards ceremony. We have reached out and spoken...
Claire Ungley (middle, right), Aspirations Coordinator at Southmoor Academy, collecting the ‘School/College of the Year’ award In the unique British education system, where those who attended private or selective schools have a firm grip on the upper...
Check out the latest SOMOs report, ‘Widening the gate? Advancing social mobility in 2021-2022’, which showcases some great examples of UK organisations and institutes already implementing initiatives into their business to help progress #socialmobility.
somo.uk/publications/s…
The Socio-economic Diversity Taskforce launched their new report yesterday.
This report, Breaking the Class Barrier, gives recommendations on what UK financial & professional services organisations can do to boost their socio-economic diversity at senior levels. ⬇️ #WhoGetsAheadtwitter.com/cityoflondon/s…
Taking a more holistic & data-led approach to their recruitment processes, & committed to creating a more socially diverse organisation, @GrantThorntonUK are the Recruitment Programme of the Year winners at the #SOMO2022! This category is championed by @HedleyMay. #socialmobilitypic.twitter.com/CIdDbk02Uc
Our #SOMO2022 ‘University of the Year’ winner is @QMUL, who are dedicated to improving #socialmobility within #highereducation.
The also became the first university to be awarded the platinum level Engage Watermark in recognition of its sector-leading public engagement work! 🎓 pic.twitter.com/IWZOJbxrdV
Championed by @Callsign, the Start Up of the Year winner in this year’s awards was @oddbox!
Founded in 2016, they tackle food waste & sustainability issues, and have been implementing volunteering, mentoring, and work experience opportunities for young people into their work. 👏🏽 pic.twitter.com/5zHIgZq8lX
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The UK Social Mobility Awards 2022 – Winners AnnouncedOctober 19, 2022
