HOPE not hate is looking for outgoing, motivated and enterprising individuals to attend a week long Community Organising BOOT CAMP (26 – 31 August 2014) run by Carlos Saavedra, former National Coordinator of United We Dream. The successful candidates will then be offered a paid, full-time Organiser Fellowships with HOPE not hate. So, if you […]
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How does the public debate on migration affect you? What does it mean for your sense of belonging? Join fellow migrants in addressing these issues – this is an opportunity to make your voice heard! Migration is debated constantly, but we only rarely talk about the consequences this debate has for migrants living in the UK.Migrant
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How does the public debate on migration affect you? What does it mean for your sense of belonging? Join fellow migrants in addressing these issues – this is an opportunity to make your voice heard! Migration is debated constantly, but we only rarely talk about the consequences this debate has for migrants living in the UK.Migrant
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WHEN: 11th July From 7pm- 10.30 pm @ SOAS: University Of London, Khalili Lecture Theatre (KLT), Lower Ground Floor, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H 0XG The Event This event is the first screening of Through The Lens of Hip-Hop: UK Women, in short, it’s the premiere! On viewing, you will see the UK female
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The next Migrant Voice meeting to be held in the Gallery Room at the Birmingham Midland Institute, Margaret St, B3 3BS (www.bmi.org.uk) This next meeting is important because we will be designing activities & putting together our plan for the coming year up to the General Election in May 2015. It will be important to have your
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Birmingham Community Heritage Day: Images Season (Saturday 19th July, 2014 @11:00am – 3:00pm). The day will comprise of a number of presentations from a variety of groups and projects; and from a range of practitioners, professionals, agencies and organisation that work within the field. The theme is Images, with a specific emphasis on Photography, Photographic Archives, Projects
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