I’d always believed that my son Stephen would leave his mark on life but I’d assumed that it would be in helping to
change the urban landscape, not the criminal justice landscape. It wasn’t to be, but this Trust, formed in his
memory, has been able to help to provide access and opportunity to any number of ‘Stephens’ who it is hoped will
leave their own mark.
Since its formation in 1998 The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust has been committed to supporting young
people from diverse, disadvantaged backgrounds, helping them to break the social and economic barriers that
stood between them and a career in architecture and urban design, Stephen’s chosen career. We have to date
been able to award nearly 100 bursaries and have seen our eighth “Stephen” qualify as an architect.
In 2008, with the help of public funding, we opened the magnificent Stephen Lawrence Centre in Deptford SE8 as
a centre of excellence for architecture and design and the wider built environment. Whilst we are pleased with
the achievements and the change that we have in some small measure been able to encourage within this
profession, we want to do more, a lot more, helping to create a level playing field not just in architecture, but in
the Law, Finance, the Media and other areas of life where disadvantaged young people find themselves
confronted with seemingly insurmountable obstacles to entry.
With this is mind the Trust has resolved that the Stephen Lawrence Centre should not just be a centre for
architecture and the built environment, but a place in which aspiring young people can be built up and readied to
be change champions in their own right. And so the Stephen Lawrence 18:18 Access & Opportunity Fund was
conceived to coincide with the 18th anniversary of Stephen’s death, Stephen, who was 18 when he died. Its goal is
to have as much impact in the realm of social justice as the Lawrence case has had on the criminal justice system.
It is a fund that will underwrite a range of new personal learning and development programmes jointly titled
“Ready, Steady, Grow” and I very much hope that you will recognise the importance of these programmes and
engage with the Fund in whatever way you can.
In aid of The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust. Bafta and non-Bafta members are invited to a special screening on Saturday 10th March 2012 at 18:30 of the recent Panorama special, Stephen Lawrence: A Time For Justice.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with Doreen Lawrence, Stuart Lawrence (brother). Imran Khan (family solicitor) and BBC reporter Mark Daly. The discussion following the screening will cover the struggle of the Lawrence family, institutionalised racism and the power of investigative broadcast journalism to effect...
I’d always believed that my son Stephen would leave his mark on life but I’d assumed that it would be in helping to
change the urban landscape, not the criminal justice landscape. It wasn’t to be, but this Trust, formed in his
memory, has been able to help to provide access and opportunity to any number of ‘Stephens’ who it is hoped will
leave their own mark.
Since its formation in 1998 The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust has been committed to supporting young
people from diverse, disadvantaged backgrounds, helping...
As you may be aware the Trust is holding its very first Criminal Justice Lecture later this month. In the wake of the recent verdicts and on the eve of the 13th anniversary of the publication of the landmark Macpherson Report, this event will be a poignant and unique opportunity to reflect on the lessons learned and to consider how we can create a legacy of hope.
We would like to extend the...
Official estimates show that all Charitable donations have declined significantly in recent years for obvious economic reasons, together with the reduction of support from public bodies; the impact on the Stephen Lawrence Chartable Trust has been no different in that respect.
Accordingly we continuously ensure that each donation goes as far as possible supporting our beneficiaries by running as lean an operation as possible.
Specific to the Trust, the events of recent weeks have highlighted that the cause of criminal justice has been...
We at the Trust are proud to announce the Doreen Lawrence Text £2 appeal for the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust.
Donate Now Text: DLAW02 £2 to 70070
Your support for the Trust is vital and would go along way to ensuring that January 4th 2012 will be more than a day to be remembered. If you wish to donate more please visit:
www.justgiving.com/slct/donate
For more details please click on the link -Doreen Lawrence £2 Text...
Press Statement from Paul Anderson-Walsh CEO The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust
“We at The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust welcome the decision reached by the jury today with a sense of huge relief. Throughout the 18-year ordeal, the Lawrence family’s desire has been the pursuit of justice – today, justice was served.
As one door closes, they are determined to make sure that other doors open. The family is only too well aware that had Stephen got on the bus that fatal April night, he would have escaped one criminal...
The 1818 Campaign
I’d always believed that my son Stephen would leave his mark on life but I’d assumed that it would be in helping to
change the urban landscape, not the criminal justice landscape. It wasn’t to be, but this Trust, formed in his
memory, has been able to help to provide access and opportunity to any number of ‘Stephens’ who it is hoped will
leave their own mark.
Since its formation in 1998 The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust has been committed to supporting young
people from diverse, disadvantaged backgrounds, helping them to break the social and economic barriers that
stood between them and a career in architecture and urban design, Stephen’s chosen career. We have to date
been able to award nearly 100 bursaries and have seen our eighth “Stephen” qualify as an architect.
In 2008, with the help of public funding, we opened the magnificent Stephen Lawrence Centre in Deptford SE8 as
a centre of excellence for architecture and design and the wider built environment. Whilst we are pleased with
the achievements and the change that we have in some small measure been able to encourage within this
profession, we want to do more, a lot more, helping to create a level playing field not just in architecture, but in
the Law, Finance, the Media and other areas of life where disadvantaged young people find themselves
confronted with seemingly insurmountable obstacles to entry.
With this is mind the Trust has resolved that the Stephen Lawrence Centre should not just be a centre for
architecture and the built environment, but a place in which aspiring young people can be built up and readied to
be change champions in their own right. And so the Stephen Lawrence 18:18 Access & Opportunity Fund was
conceived to coincide with the 18th anniversary of Stephen’s death, Stephen, who was 18 when he died. Its goal is
to have as much impact in the realm of social justice as the Lawrence case has had on the criminal justice system.
It is a fund that will underwrite a range of new personal learning and development programmes jointly titled
“Ready, Steady, Grow” and I very much hope that you will recognise the importance of these programmes and
engage with the Fund in whatever way you can.
Doreen Lawrence OBE
Donate to the 1818 campaign hereBafta screening of the Panorama special Stephen Lawrence: A time For Justice
Posted by Aaron on Feb 2, 2012 in Bafta Panorama screening, Events, Featured | 0 comments
In aid of The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust. Bafta and non-Bafta members are invited to a special screening on Saturday 10th March 2012 at 18:30 of the recent Panorama special, Stephen Lawrence: A Time For Justice. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with Doreen Lawrence, Stuart Lawrence (brother). Imran Khan (family solicitor) and BBC reporter Mark Daly. The discussion following the screening will cover the struggle of the Lawrence family, institutionalised racism and the power of investigative broadcast journalism to effect...
read moreThe Stephen Lawrence 1818 Campaign
Posted by Aaron on Jan 18, 2012 in Featured, Press Releases | Comments Off
I’d always believed that my son Stephen would leave his mark on life but I’d assumed that it would be in helping to change the urban landscape, not the criminal justice landscape. It wasn’t to be, but this Trust, formed in his memory, has been able to help to provide access and opportunity to any number of ‘Stephens’ who it is hoped will leave their own mark. Since its formation in 1998 The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust has been committed to supporting young people from diverse, disadvantaged backgrounds, helping...
read moreThe Daily Mail – Stephen Lawrence Criminal Justice Lecture
Posted by Aaron on Jan 17, 2012 in Criminal Justice Lecture, Events, Featured | Comments Off
As you may be aware the Trust is holding its very first Criminal Justice Lecture later this month. In the wake of the recent verdicts and on the eve of the 13th anniversary of the publication of the landmark Macpherson Report, this event will be a poignant and unique opportunity to reflect on the lessons learned and to consider how we can create a legacy of hope. We would like to extend the...
read moreThe Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust Fundraising Appeal
Posted by Aaron on Jan 13, 2012 in Featured, Press Releases | Comments Off
Official estimates show that all Charitable donations have declined significantly in recent years for obvious economic reasons, together with the reduction of support from public bodies; the impact on the Stephen Lawrence Chartable Trust has been no different in that respect. Accordingly we continuously ensure that each donation goes as far as possible supporting our beneficiaries by running as lean an operation as possible. Specific to the Trust, the events of recent weeks have highlighted that the cause of criminal justice has been...
read moreDoreen Lawrence £2 Text appeal
Posted by Aaron on Jan 13, 2012 in Featured, Press Releases | Comments Off
We at the Trust are proud to announce the Doreen Lawrence Text £2 appeal for the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust. Donate Now Text: DLAW02 £2 to 70070 Your support for the Trust is vital and would go along way to ensuring that January 4th 2012 will be more than a day to be remembered. If you wish to donate more please visit: www.justgiving.com/slct/donate For more details please click on the link -Doreen Lawrence £2 Text...
read moreFilmed response to trial verdict by Paul Anderson-Walsh
Posted by eleanor on Jan 4, 2012 in Featured, Press Releases | Comments Off
Response to yesterday’s trial verdict by the Managing Director of the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, Paul...
read morePress Statement from Paul Anderson-Walsh CEO The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust – 3 January 2012
Posted by eleanor on Jan 3, 2012 in Featured, Press Releases | Comments Off
Press Statement from Paul Anderson-Walsh CEO The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust “We at The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust welcome the decision reached by the jury today with a sense of huge relief. Throughout the 18-year ordeal, the Lawrence family’s desire has been the pursuit of justice – today, justice was served. As one door closes, they are determined to make sure that other doors open. The family is only too well aware that had Stephen got on the bus that fatal April night, he would have escaped one criminal...
read moreJermain Defoe 18:18
Posted by paul on Oct 24, 2011 in The 1818 Campaign | Comments Off
… The trust are thrilled to have the support of Tottenham Hotspur and England striker Jermain Defoe – who by the way wears the no. 18 shirt.
read moreAnnie Lennox – 18:18 Campaign
Posted by paul on Oct 6, 2011 in The 1818 Campaign, Uncategorized | Comments Off
Our heartfelt thanks to Annie Lennox for her kind support of the Stephen Lawrence Trust’s new 18:18 campaign
read moreDoreen Lawrence talks about the 1818 campaign.
Posted by SLCT on Sep 28, 2011 in Featured, The 1818 Campaign | Comments Off
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