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Schools sought for British Council's Connecting Classrooms
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27/07/2010 |
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CLG releases latest statistics from Citizenship Survey
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27/07/2010 |
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MPs living in ‘parallel lives’ to voters
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16/07/2010 |
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No time for complacency on far right challenge
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30/06/2010 |
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Budget cuts are no excuse to stop addressing community tensions
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21/06/2010 |
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Commission calls on businesses to close the gap
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28/05/2010 |
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British Council and Institute of Community Cohesion launch online intercultural dialogue guide
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03/02/2010 |
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Prestigious event aims to focus on community cohesion in the workplace A new learning and development unit (LDU) within the internationally-renowned Institute of Community Cohesion (iCoCo) is to be launched next month in Coventry. |
25/01/2010 |
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15/12/2009 |
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The British Council is looking for new schools to join its Connecting Classrooms project.
The latest National Statistics from the Citizenship Survey produced by Communities and Local Government were released on Thursday 22 July.
Ted Cantle CBE, in a new journal 'Cohesion & Society', has called for the ‘Westminster bubble’ to be well and truly punctured and for the role of MPs to be dramatically changed to enable them to reconnect with the electorate. His contribution to ‘Cohesion & Society’ suggests that many politicians live in
parallel lives, in a distinct and separate political class.
The Institute of Community Cohesion (iCoCo) today released a report highlighting the growing threat from far right parties, despite the failure of the BNP to secure a parliamentary seat at the May 2010 General Election.
On the 40th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act, the Equality and Human Rights Commission has called on organisations to do more to close the pay gap between male and female employees.
We are delighted to announce the launch of the Take Part online resource directory. The directory is part of a national support package for the Take Part programme, which encourages communities and individuals to get involved in active citizenship activities and to share the learning from this involvement. It is a single source of information
for anyone interested in Take Part methodologies and the wider community empowerment and engagement agendas including the duty to involve and the duty to promote democracy.