What We Do

As a volunteer-led group, we’re passionate about positive representation for ESEA people and stand in solidarity with all marginalised communities. We believe that a holistic approach is needed for tackling discrimination and boosting visibility of our communities, by looking across multiple sectors. Our Core Team is comprised of project managers, creatives, business owners, communications and marketing experts, graphic designers, artists and teachers - and that’s not even counting our extensive group of besea.n volunteers.

Here you can find out more on how we can work with you or your organisation. We do ask companies who get in touch to bear in mind that we have to prioritise funded projects, with all the funding being channelled back into our advocacy work.

Our Services

Consultancy

We host private, safe and informal consultations for organisations about how to represent ESEA communities and bringing awareness to ESEA anti-racism.

Experience

The British Library
The Cabinet Office
LUSH Cosmetics

Panels/Workshops

We bring our knowledge (and sometimes humour!) of ESEA topics into facilitated panel discussions and workshops relating to ESEA representation and anti-racism.

Experience

Asians @ Amazon
University College London
King’s College London
SOAS University of London
Sky Multicultural Network
Pearson
Elastic
China Exchange
Mother London

Press

Our press team have experience in liaising with large publications such as The Evening Standard, BBC, The Guardian, Mic.com and The Independent to provide interviews, press statements and quotes from our organisation. Please note that, as we receive a high number of press enquiries, we cannot necessarily take on all requests.

Email press@besean.co.uk

Public Speaking

besea.n are available for public speaking events discussing anything from ESEA representation, to topical ESEA related news and politics.

Experience

SOAS University of London
BBC Woman’s Hour
Bentall Green Oak
Imperial College London

Content Production

Whether you're looking for podcasting, content writing, in-depth research or video production, our team have featured and worked with organisations to produce content focusing on topics surrounding ESEA communities.

Experience

Content production for ‘But Where Are You From?’ a podcast by besea.n
Written features for publications such as Bad Activist Collective & Shado Magazine
Written articles for Ditch The Label youth charity

Podcast Sponsorships

We host our very own podcast called 'But Where Are You From?', which currently boasts 27k+ listens to a strong ESEA audience and is available across Spotify, Apple, and all mainstream podcast players. Our uplifting and light-hearted podcast brings in more nuances to ESEA cultural topics, such as racism, politics, dating, sex and identity.