Young active citizens can now apply for a £2000 grant to help enhance their communities from Live UnLtd. LiveUnLtd are looking for ideas from individual applicants, rather than ideas from established organisations.
They are open to your suggestions for how to spend the money – the only criteria are that the idea should benefit your [...]
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Young Live UnLtd offers £2000 grants for community enhancement
Learning from the Guide Neighbourhoods
Do you want to find out how neighbourhoods have been transformed from places where people wanted to move away from into places where people want to move to?
Platform Project Guide Neighbourhood:
Balsall Heath Forum: 30th April – 10.30am to 1.30pm or 25th May to 10.30am – 1.30pm
Bloomsbury: 11th May – 11.00 to 2.00pm or 21st June [...]
Citizen Power – Feedback
Thank you to everyone who came to the Resident University at St Georges, for all or any part of the two days.
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Resident University March 26th & 27th Programme
2 days of workshops, seminars, lectures and networking for all those involved in making neighbourhoods places to live, at St Georges Community Hub, Hockley, from Friday 26th, to Saturday 27th March. See here for the full programme, and further details….
Chamberlain Forum
- ‘Faith and Hope Works’ in Balsall HeathTheories of Influence and Empowerment in Balsall Heath In July 2010, Chamberlain Forum used the Structured Dialogue Method to learn about the experience of influence in the Neighbourhood of Balsall Heath in Birmingham. A group of 10 people - including 6 residents and active citizens, local community and faith organisations, the ... […]
- Odd One Out?In a tribute to our most loved BBC current affairs satire show not hosted by Dara O Briain Have I Got News For You, Chamberlain Forum's very own pictorial puzzler.... Who is the Odd One Out? Is it.... a) Prince William? b) Bank of England Governor, Mervyn King? c) Brummie comedian, Jasper Carrott? d) Prime ... […]
- Sideways Look at ‘Big Society’Chamberlain Forum's report on neighbourhood coproduction in Birmingham - Looking Sideways - is now available online. The report was launched alongside the Demos publication Civic Streets at a packed meeting in Balsall Heath, Birmingham last week. Pictured above are Debbie Pippard of Barrow Cadbury Trust (which jointly organised the event ... […]
- Common Ground for City CulturesSome see it as a classroom or a refuge, but to others it’s the gym or a hospital… or their church. People tell Birmingham park-keeper Fred Tematema that their parks and open spaces serve a multitude of purposes. Fred was one of the participants in the Chamberlain Forum conversation on ... […]
- Learning from Stories – SDM workshopsTwo Workshops to find out more on Friday 16th July at the Bond, Fazeley Street, Birmingham. 10.30-12.30pm and repeated at 1.30-4.30pm It has been said that the shortest path between a human being and the truth…Is a story. Why is it that with all the money spent on collecting and displaying data ... […]