Diverse Voices

Diverse Voices We at Diverse Voices CIO are a performing arts in education charity. We use the arts and interactive Want to support the work we do?

We provide an extensive selection of workshops ranging from training in performing arts skills and techniques to tackling various relevant issues using drama. Another way we address these subjects is through our various Theatre-in-Education (TIE) Performances. Our TIE performances use comedy as a tool to engage the audience, while presenting serious issues through easily identifiable characters th

ey can relate to. We tailor make our performances to address specific requirements and subject matters and have had great success and positive feedback touring our productions. We have a JustGiving page here: https://donate.justgiving.com/donation-amount?uri=aHR0cHM6Ly9kb25hdGUtYXBpLmp1c3RnaXZpbmcuY29tL2FwaS9kb25hdGlvbnMvYjI5YzE2MWNjZjEyNDY5MjlmNzRjZmFlYzYxZTkwODA/aXNDaGVja291dEFwaT1mYWxzZQ==

Big news! Tomorrow, Tuesday 7th July at 9.30am, Diverse Voices will be on BBC One's Morning Live .This year's series, ma...
06/07/2026

Big news! Tomorrow, Tuesday 7th July at 9.30am, Diverse Voices will be on BBC One's Morning Live .

This year's series, made with , is tackling violence against women and girls, and tomorrow's film looks at the rise of misogyny in schools.

Diverse Voices was chosen to show the take home advice for parents and teachers: safe spaces where young people can talk about safety, consent, and healthy relationships.

The cameras joined us at George Mitchell School in East London, where Year 8 students took part in a workshop built around our own short film, Beat It.

Watched by up to 1.4 million people, set your alarms and tune in tomorrow morning!

01/06/2026

Here is clip two from our BBC Radio London interview with Nikki Bedi.

Diverse Voices founders Alex Williams and Dwayne Gumbs talk about what it takes to make learning truly accessible and enjoyable for young people, and why that has to be the starting point for any meaningful education work.

More clips coming this week. Share this if it speaks to you.

29/05/2026

Here is the first clip from our BBC Radio London interview with Nikki Bedi, and it is one close to our hearts.

Diverse Voices founders Dwayne Gumbs and Alex Williams talk about the power of arts-based learning and why, for the young people we work with, it is often the approach that reaches them when nothing else has.

Fifteen years of this work has shown us what is possible when you give young people a creative space. We hope this clip gives you a sense of that too.

More clips from the interview coming soon, please share this one if it resonates.

23/05/2026

This is just the opening sequence. 👀

Brother's Keeper is an original short film written and produced by students on our Diverse Voices of Stage and Screen programme.

It screened at the BFI Southbank in May 2026 and now it is available for the world to watch.

Don't stop here.
Watch the full film on YouTube now: https://youtu.be/Yqt8ev5Vitc

Share it and help us get these young filmmakers the audience they deserve. 🎬

It's here. Brother's Keeper is now live on YouTube. 🎬https://youtu.be/Yqt8ev5VitcFrom the classroom to BFI Southbank, an...
22/05/2026

It's here. Brother's Keeper is now live on YouTube. 🎬

https://youtu.be/Yqt8ev5Vitc

From the classroom to BFI Southbank, and now to the world. Our DVSS students wrote it, filmed it, screened it, and now we are sharing it with everyone.

This is what happens when young people are given the space, support, and belief to create.

We couldn't be more proud of every single person who made this film possible.
Watch Brother's Keeper now via the link in bio.

According to Ofsted, nearly 90% of girls and almost 50% of boys said that being sent explicit pictures or videos they di...
11/04/2026

According to Ofsted, nearly 90% of girls and almost 50% of boys said that being sent explicit pictures or videos they didn't want to see happens a lot or sometimes, to them or their peers.

These statistics are a call to action. Young people need meaningful RSE education that addresses the reality of their lives online.
That's exactly what our learning portal and teachers resources are designed to do, giving primary and secondary school teachers lesson plans, discussion tools, and our unique hot-seating feature to bring these topics to life in the classroom.

Visit diversevoices.co.uk to explore our RSE resources.

Drama isn't just an art form -- it's a life skill. 🎭We bring movement, roleplay and creative expression into alternative...
12/03/2026

Drama isn't just an art form -- it's a life skill. 🎭
We bring movement, roleplay and creative expression into alternative provisions to support young people with SEND -- building confidence, communication and connection, one session at a time.
Every student is seen. Every voice matters. 💛
Want to bring Diverse Voices into your school? Drop us a message or visit the link in bio.

Thousands of children are being contacted by strangers through social media and gaming platforms and many don’t realise ...
04/01/2026

Thousands of children are being contacted by strangers through social media and gaming platforms and many don’t realise how quickly an online conversation can become unsafe.

In our PSHE/RSE workshops, we cover the key topics required under the national curriculum, including online safety, grooming tactics, image sharing, consent and UK law.
Through film, drama and open discussion, we help young people recognise risk early, trust their instincts and stay safe online.

To bring this programme into your school, or to support our work, visit diversevoices.co.uk or email [email protected]

How confident are you in the UK laws around age of consent, po*******hy and illegal imagery? Most young people don’t kno...
21/12/2025

How confident are you in the UK laws around age of consent, po*******hy and illegal imagery? Most young people don’t know the UK laws around consent, po*******hy or illegal images and predators rely on that.

In our PSHE/RSE workshops we break down the law clearly and teach online safety, grooming, image sharing, consent and boundaries in a way young people actually understand and remember.

To bring this work into your school, or to support our programmes, visit diversevoices.co.uk or email [email protected]

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1 Poole Road
London
E97AE

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+442035836128

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