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Individuals with dual heritage: a path for understanding diverse societies The 2011 Census revealed that a minority group, that wasn’t even included in the Census up until 2001, is now the fastest growing minority within the UK: individuals with mixed ethnic backgrounds. It is predicted that by 2020, individuals with dual or mixed ethnical background will become the largest minority group in Britain. |
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What's fuelling fear? Racism and the crisis
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03/05/2013 |
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Research Fellow Ratified as Study Group Convenor
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24/04/2013 |
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Centre launches Amman Message discussions in Europe
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16/04/2013 |
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Project meets Prince Charles in Amman
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01/04/2013 |
The phrase “in place of fear” is synonymous with all that the welfare state stood for and what the Beveridge report of 1942, Education Act of 1944 and NHS Act of 1946 sought to achieve. It was also the title of Aneurin Bevan’s famous book, published ten years after the Beveridge report. Fear brings out the worse in
people. Racism is far more easily provoked when people are living in fear...
New Centre for Social Relation’s Research Fellow Dr Rebecca Catto has just been confirmed as Convenor of Socrel.
The Centre for Social Relations, together with the Royal Institute for Interfaith Studies (RIIFS) in Jordan and the British Council, hosted a seminar on 10th April 2013 to discuss the Amman Message, a landmark statement that seeks to clarify the real essence of Islam in the world.
On Thursday 18 April delegates meet in London for the final event in a series of dialogues on religion and belief organised by Goldsmiths, University of London, in partnership with the Cambridge Coexist Programme, for the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) and the Government Equalities Office
Coventry University's Centre for Social Relations was showcasing the collaboration with the Royal Jordanian Institute of Inter-faith Studies when Prince Charles, on an official visit to Amman, Jordan, stopped by to learn more about the partnership.For media enquiries, please contact the Social Relations team, on 024 7765 5797, or email us at socialrelations@coventry.ac.uk