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Learning communities

Learning communities bring people together to share experiences, learn from each other and work through shared challenges. Led by people and organisations across the sector, they support peer learning and collaboration, with knowledge and resources shared more widely so others can benefit.

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Know of a learning community? Share it with us so we can connect with those involved, support and help others benefit from their learning.

About learning communities

Learning communities bring together people with shared interests, experiences or challenges to learn from and with each other.

They can take different forms, from webinars and online forums to regular peer groups working through problems together. Some focus on building practical skills, while others develop new approaches, share knowledge or strengthen connections across the sector.

We support learning communities and help make their knowledge and resources available to the wider sector.

Ways to learn and connect

  • Webinars: Watch webinars covering practical topics, experiences and ideas from across the social enterprise sector. Recordings and transcripts help make learning widely accessible, including for people who couldn't attend live.
  • Community directory: Find learning communities, discover what they focus on, who's involved and opportunities to connect, share knowledge and learn from others.

Learn how SEDI supports learning communities, including how they are commissioned and how their knowledge is shared with the wider sector here.

Explore learning communities


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