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Involve - UK Political Participation Organisation (5 unread)

June 12, 2008
5:14
Channel4 : 2gether08 Festival
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The Channel4 sponsored 2gether Festival is set to take place at Rochelle School in London on the 2 and 3 July 2008. The conference will focus on how emerging digital technologies and tools can generate groundbreaking social innovations and promote benefits for wider society.
May 22, 2008
10:47
UK Government's Draft Legislative Programme 2008/09
» ‎ Involve - UK Political Participation Organisation

The Government has just published its Draft Legislative Programme for 2008/09, and there are some very interesting themes in the programme for us here at Involve.
May 01, 2008
5:24
Does participation create stronger communities?
» ‎ Involve - UK Political Participation Organisation

Involve has just completed a study on how public participation in local government affects community relations. Local level public participation is now seen by government as a key part of the answer to building community cohesion and integration...
April 28, 2008
7:42
Re-ordering the relationship between local government and citizens
» ‎ Involve - UK Political Participation Organisation

There is currently a re-ordering of some of the relationships that are central to how we all live our everyday lives. What we at Involve find really intriguing is the relationship between local government and citizens.
April 07, 2008
12:25
Archbishop Rowan Williams @ Say&Play
» ‎ Involve - UK Political Participation Organisation

Archbishop Rowan Williams attended the most recent Say&Play event. He gave us his thoughts in a video blog about the event....

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