Everyone Doing It Together 2026
About the event
We’re back and this time it’s our fifth edition of Everyone Doing It Together, taking place on Wednesday 7th October at The Trampery, Old Street, London.
With new speakers, fresh perspectives, and conversations that reflect where the industry is right now, this year’s event builds on everything that’s come before - while pushing the conversation further.
So, we’re creating the space (again) for the kind of honest, challenging, and high-quality conversations that actually move things forward.
Whether you’ve been part of the journey before or you’re joining us for the first time, Everyone Doing It Together remains a place to connect, share ideas, and help shape what comes next. Get your FREE tickets below.
Check out this year sessions below!
The agenda
Panel 1: Fair in Finance: Accessible Banking for All
Access to banking is something many of us take for granted, yet for millions of people, opening and managing a bank account can be far more complex than it appears. Whether it's language barriers, unfamiliarity with financial systems, a lack of trust, or unstable housing circumstances, financial exclusion remains a significant challenge for many communities in the UK.
In this session, Tomasz Dyl and Jay Taylor will explore what fair and accessible finance really looks like in practice. Through community engagement, inclusive communications and partnerships that support underserved audiences, they'll share how organisations can break down barriers to access, build trust and ensure more people can confidently participate in everyday financial life.
Panel 2: Open to Everyone? Inclusion Starts with Understanding
Many organisations face a similar challenge: opportunities may be available to everyone, but not everyone feels they're meant for them.
In this session, Tanya Rabin, Director of Communications and Advocacy at London Sport, and Kirsty Woodbridge, Global Head of Strategic Communications and Public Affairs at parkrun, will explore how a deeper understanding of audiences can help organisations create more inclusive experiences and reach the communities they are currently missing.
Together, they'll share lessons on challenging barriers, building a sense of belonging and creating communications that resonate with different audiences, helping more people feel that these opportunities are truly for.
Panel 3: Building More Effective Communications Through Insight and Lived Experience
We all want to create communications that resonate with the audiences we serve, but too often our decisions are shaped by assumptions rather than understanding, or we avoid the uncomfortable.
In this live case study session, we'll partner with Yolanda Martin from London Youth Games to tackle a real communications challenge. Using our audience insight platform and lived experience perspectives, we'll work through the campaign planning process in real time, uncovering the motivations, barriers and behaviours that sit beneath the surface of a target audience.
Together, we'll explore how combining data with lived experience can reveal the difference between what we think we know and what people actually need, helping us create communications that are not only more inclusive, but more effective.
