PAID) £75 MILLION+ of Woke Waste. List of GHASTLY projects taxpayers were charged for.

Feast your eyes on this list of woke horrors - and there's a lot more where that came from

Arts and Humanities Research Council

1. The Europe that Gay Porn Built, 1945-2000 - £841,830

2. Perverse Collections: Building Europe's Queer and Trans Archives - £136,909

3. Decolonising the Museum: Digital Repatriation of the Gaidinliu Collection from the UK to India (DiMuse) - £805,769

4. Trans Performance Now: Glitching cisgenderism - £185,627

5. Trans Archiving Network (TAN) - £23,556

6. Diverse alarums: centering marginalised communities in the contemporary performance of early modern plays - £805,745

7. (De)colonial Ecologies in 21st-century insular Hispanic Caribbean film - £205,543

8. Transnational 'Anti-Gender' Movements and Resistance: Narratives and Interventions - £35,285

9. Comics and Race in Latin America - £759,293

10. Listening to the 85%: exploring how recording and listening to underwater sounds can increase environmental awareness on Isle of Man - £81,635

11. Sports media and identity: a theory-practice network - £24,292

12. Decolonizing South East Asian Sound Archives - £123,470

13. Everything Is Connected: Conspiracy Theories in the Age of the Internet - £786,083

14. MAUSI Net. Menopause Artivism in UK, Sweden and India - £29,956

15. Screen Encounters with Britain: What do young Europeans make of Britain and its digital screen culture? - £452,623

16. Decolonising the Page: The Visual Politics and Poetics of Postcolonial Arabic Publications - £200,462

17. The Tipuna Project: Intergenerational Healing, Settler Accountability and Decolonising Participatory Action Research in Aotearoa - £310,724

18. Remaking Britain: South Asian Connections and Networks, 1830s to the present - £802,442

19. The Cultural Legacies of the British Empire: Classical Music's Colonial History (1750-1900) - £1,183,769

20. South African Modernism (Follow-on-Funding): Decolonising English Literary Studies In and Beyond the Classroom - £80,192

21. The Future of Indigenous Rights and Responsibilities: Ancestral governance, environmental stewardship, language revival, and cultural vibrancy - £307,021

22. Mongolian Cosmopolitical Heritage: Tracing Divergent Healing Practices Across the Mongolian-Chinese Border - £814,847

23. The Abundance Project: Enhancing Cultural & Green Inclusion in Social Prescribing in Southwest London to Address Ethnic Inequalities in Mental Health - £1,056,814

24. Communication and Creativity: An Arts-Based Study Focusing on Marginalised East African Communities in Kenya, Uganda and the United Kingdom - £847,202

25. Centre for Cultural Value - £2,064,125

26. Colonial Reels: Histories and Afterlives of Colonial Film Collections - £839,632

27. The Colour of Diversity: A Longitudinal Analysis of BFI Diversity Standards Data and Racial Inequality in the UK Film Industry - £761,286

28. Queer Northern Ireland: Sexuality Before Liberation - £720,390

29. Indigenous Film Ecologies in India - £311,002

30. Romani Migration between Germany and Britain (1880s-1914): Spaces of Informal Business, Media Spectacle, and Racial Policing - £263,427

31. Global Leadership of Women in Web 3 (GLoW3) (2020-2024) - £242,596

32. University of Arts London’s Decolonising Arts Institute/ Transforming Collections: Reimagining Art, Nation and Heritage - £2,947,162

33. Westminster University’s three-year study on LTNs – led by “Active Travel” experts - £1,505,777.39

34. The Environmental Impact of Filmmaking: Using Star Wars to Improve Sector Sustainability Practices - £201,013

35. Cuteness in Contemporary Environmental Culture: Developing Ecopoetic Practice - £120,766

36. In Our Own Words: Documenting Everyday Lives of Queer People in Central Asia - £34,611

37. Imagining Futures through Un/Archived Pasts - £1,989,742

38. Nasawe'sx ya'yu'cenxi (Weaving Our Own Justice): Justice and Authority in the Nasa Communities of the Sa'th Tama Kiwe Territory, Caldono, Colombia - £314,712

39. Coloniality and Communications: British Telecommunications in Mesopotamia in the early 20th Century - £247,483

40. Solid Water, Frozen Time, Future Justice: Photography and Mining in the Andean Glaciers - £269,716

41. Komon Sajb'ichil for Ixil Cartographies during the Cold War: Knowledge Exchange for Intergenerational Justice - £295,165

42. Diaspora by Design: Migration, Mills and Interiors - £244,462

43. Building reproductive justice with indigenous women in the Northeast of Brazil - £313,201

44. Buzzers for Bedwetters: Incontinence and the Urinary Body in Britain, 1870-1970 - £243,360

45. Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Engagement Fellowships Pilot - £112,907

46. Translating for change: Anglophone queer cinema and the Chinese LGBT+ movement - £201,028

47. Self-worth as a community asset: co-authoring and extending burlesque's protected and deregulated spaces as good practice - £81,878

    Economic and Social Research Council

48. EDICa - Equality Diversity and Inclusion Caucus - £3,457,082

49. The Digital Good Network: exploring equity, sustainability and resilience in people's relationships with and through digital technologies - £2,300,862

50. Economic opportunities across racial and ethnic groups in the United Kingdom - £2,278,942

51. Border Crossings: Exploring History and community through virtual reality at the 75th anniversary of the partition - £135,597

52. EU External Border Policy and Postcolonial Capitalism in Mauritania - £101,531

53. Intersectional Perspectives for Community Inclusion: Understanding the Past and Shaping the Future with Older Marginalised IDD and LGBT+ People - £1,421,956

54. Storying Life Courses for Intersectional Inclusion: Ethnicity and Wellbeing Across Time and Place - £1,114,718

55. ESRC-FAPESP Creating competitive advantage by serving marginalised communities: UK multinationals and inclusive development in Latin America - £789,141

56. Geographies of Ethnic Diversity and Inequalities (GEDI) - £768,746

57. The Religious and Spiritual Lives of Transnational Young People of African Migrant Background - £758,460

58. Global Britain, Backlash, and the Politics of "Values" in Contemporary UK-Africa Policy - £737,584

59. Taxing the Super-Rich - £825,784

    Charities we should have never funded/ are radical left

60. New Economics Foundation - £564,360

61. Institute for Public Policy Research - £389,250

62. Paul Hamlyn Foundation - £395,000

63. HOPE not hate charitable trust - £141,380

64. Universities U.K - £17,000,000

65. Let's Go Zero/ Ashden Climate Solutions - £1,199,290

66. British Future - £498,730

67. The Institute for Fiscal Studies £10,150,000

68. Barrow Cadbury Trust - £250,000

    Civil Service Diversity Contracts

69. Vercida Proposal - £20,000

70. Contract Award Notice Vercida Annual Membership 2024 - £11,500

71. DNO/268 - Vercida Membership - £10,500

72. HR Subscription (Diversity Careers Website) - £12,500

73. Inclusive Job Board Provider and Strategic Diversity Partner - £20,000

74. Career Diversity Platform to promote jobs - £12,500

75. Online Diverse Jobs Board 22-23 - £17,500

76. Online Diverse Job Boards for DWP Staff to uterlise - £17,500

77. Diversity and Inclusion Strategic Partner - £70,000

78. Inclusive Job Board Provider and Strategic Diversity Partner - £25,000

    Pointless bureaucrats

79. Justine Simons OBE, London’s Deputy for Culture - £147,770

80. Mete Coban MBE, London's Deputy Mayor for the Environment - £147,769

    Stupid/ divisive museums

81. The Migration Museum - £700,220

82. The Vagina Museum - £113,220

And there’ll be plenty more to come…

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