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Remember that we got a grant and we weren’t sure what to make of it? Well rather a lot has happened since then. I wrote a post on the Media Trust website: We received a Google Ad Grant recently, that’s pretty cool. We think. Like, it’s $10,000 a month worth of ads, which is clearly […]

By Joe Reddington, COO I’m currently furloughed. I was completely furloughed for most of the pandemic and I’m now part-furloughed since that became part of the scheme. I work a limited number of hours a week. I also keep being asked how I feel about it, so I ‘ve put my thoughts together here. It […]

A good rule for life is ‘if you have to do something regularly, make it easier for yourself next time’. One of the things we have to do regularly at eQuality Time is put the accounts in order. It’s got a lot smoother over the last few years. Proper use of Quickbooks, sending staff off […]

Our Hashtag Poundsign project has its first contact with school students in the next few days and I have New Project Nerves. I have all of the fear in fact. The best thing to do with that fear (for the project) is to think about all the things that could go wrong, and what we […]

So, you are drawing a cover image for one of our White Water Writers books. Let’s give you all the information we can. You can see previous covers here. Below are some examples of covers we like and the sketches we got halfway thought…

With partners at Glasgow University and Northumbria University, we’ve been awarded £40,000 in funding from Not-Equal for a new project. The project has the working title “Hastag Poundsign” until we can come up with something better. Intervention Concept A problem is that a lot of people, particularly young people, are terrible at working out how […]

Bit of an odd bit of news. We’ve got a massive grant. We think. But every charity gets it. We think. Let me start at the beginning. We got this email: This says that we are part of the Google Ad Grant. We had to jump through some hoops to get it, but it was […]

We were recently* pleased to find out that White Water Writers is an exhibit at the Education Library in the University of Indiana.  It’s a nice feeling.         * ‘recently’ in this case, means ‘pre-lockdown’. Time is strange in 2020.

This August we ran our first truly virtual White Water Writers camp with a group of Japanese students.   The students were learning English as part of their degree (and I think were doing it in the evening after their classes, which is very hardcore). Their book is the wonderful Changed Daily Life, and is […]