Join Kiran Sethi, Co-Founder of AMBER and founder of Learn Science Together, for a September event featuring expert talks on parenting in the digital age, identity and culture, teen relationships, and helping young people aged 9–16 thrive.

Join AMBER this September for our Mental Health and Wellness Walk at The Wrekin - a chance to pause, reconnect, continue meaningful conversations, and support Cysters through fundraising.

Celebrate South Asian Heritage Month with AMBER’s free 4-week Together we Talk series this July - uplifting online conversations exploring wellness, parenting, careers, finance, and sisterhood.

Join us for the AMBER Community Picnic on Thursday 6th August 2026 at 12:00 PM in Smethwick Park for a relaxed afternoon of connection, conversation, and family-friendly fun. Registration is free, with an optional donation to Cysters, our 2026 charity partner.

AMBER Co-Founder, Andi, has launched Core Coaching & Careers. With extensive experience supporting staff, academics, and researchers in the Higher Education sector, Andi offers both structured group development and tailored one-to-one coaching to help individuals gain clarity, overcome career plateaus, and thrive.

Discover the deeper meaning of Easter and how its themes of hope, renewal, and togetherness are shared across cultures. This article explores how festivals like Easter and Vaisakhi highlight universal values that bring communities together, fostering empathy, inclusion, and understanding.

Vaisakhi is a major Sikh festival that celebrates the birth of the Khalsa and the spirit of Sikh identity. Discover the rich history behind Vaisakhi, its spiritual significance, and why this powerful event in 1699 continues to inspire Sikhs around the world with values of courage, equality, and faith.

AMBER attended their first protest with the Together Alliance, joining thousands standing against hate and division. Surrounded by music, unity, and diverse causes, the day felt powerful and hopeful. The experience highlighted shared struggles, collective strength, and a deep belief in building a more inclusive future for the next generation.

On 8 March 2026, International Women’s Day calls us to act under the theme “Give to Gain.” The message is simple yet transformative: when we invest in women and girls through mentorship, opportunity, advocacy, and resources, society multiplies the return. Empowerment shared becomes prosperity expanded. “Give to Gain” urges us to move beyond celebration toward contribution—supporting women entrepreneurs, mentoring future leaders, championing workplace equity, and amplifying women’s voices. Gender equality is not only a moral imperative but an economic and social one. When women thrive, communities strengthen, innovation accelerates, and nations prosper. Give boldly, and together, gain a fairer future.

International Women’s Day was never meant to be comfortable. Born in protest and carried forward by generations who refused silence, it has always demanded vigilance. The rollback of protections in the United States and political tremors in the United Kingdom remind us that rights can erode as quickly as they were won. From courtrooms to code, inequality adapts. Yet resistance adapts too. Around the world, women are organising, innovating, and voting in record numbers. Hope is not passive optimism; it is collective action. Progress is real, but permanence is a myth—and this day insists we act accordingly.