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Superdiversity – keeping up with the pace of change
For public and private sector organisations a like it has been at a snail’s pace to make the policy and service changes needed to provide new communities with valuable support. Over the last decade t… more →
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Superdiversity – keeping up with the pace of change
wrote 1 week ago: For public and private sector organisations a like it has been at a snail’s pace to make the policy … more →
Hands-on Birmingham prepares for the impact of the welfare reform
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wrote 1 month ago: Birmingham has not been sitting on its laurels when it comes to protecting those who will be most af … more →
White Paper Published!
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wrote 1 month ago: The White Paper, Making Birmingham an Inclusive City, containing the final recommendations from the … more →
Fairbrum - 2012 in review
wrote 4 months ago: See below for WordPress’s annual report into our blog! The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys … more →
New Eastside City Park due to open 5th Dec - will it fit the bill?
wrote 5 months ago: The new Eastside City Park (Photo Birmingham Post) One outcome from the Social Inclusion Process res … more →
The Parable of the Good Brummie!
wrote 5 months ago: The Good Samaritan At the recent Social Inclusion Summit there was a clear sense of eagerness, one c … more →
Community Asset Transfer in Shard End
wrote 6 months ago: Is your organisation interested in taking occupation of some excellent facilities in Shard End? Hodg … more →
Let's not waste open spaces and community assets!
wrote 6 months ago: The Social Inclusion Process Green Paper also focuses on the development of more open spaces and com … more →
Two sides of digital sword; divide and inequality
wrote 6 months ago: Many at the forefront of technology recognise that the last decade has seen the fastest rate of tech … more →
Super-Diversity is here to stay
wrote 6 months ago: Super-Diversity Attending last nights Super-diversity lecture by Professor Steven Vertovec, was time … more →
Birmingham's open city approach
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wrote 6 months ago: Narrowboats in Birmingham by neilalderney123 Birmingham is a magnet for new communities, we may not … more →
Transport shouldn't be a flight of fancy
wrote 6 months ago: Being able to get around the city is important, right? But startling findings during the Social Incl … more →
A Call to Action
wrote 7 months ago: A call to action Taken from the Social Inclusion Process Green paper , the The Rt Revd David … more →
Does your organisation already help reduce exclusion in Brum?
wrote 7 months ago: We want to hear about how your organisation contributes to Social Inclusion in Birmingham Last week … more →
The Social Inclusion Green Paper consultation is launched!
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wrote 7 months ago: Today sees the launch of the Social Inclusion Green Paper. You can download the document here Over t … more →
How strong local economies & community economic development really contribute to social inclusion - LWM research findings
wrote 8 months ago: As outlined in a previous Fairbrum blog, Localise WM is currently working on a research project, Mai … more →
In pursuit of shared values
wrote 10 months ago: Dr Chris Allen and Arshad Isakjee from University of Birmingham share their thoughts on the Social I … more →
Economic Activity in Newly Arrived East African Communities.
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wrote 10 months ago: [This article was submitted as research evidence for the Inclusive Economic Growth KLOE Reference Gr … more →
Partnership, Partnership, Partnership – reflections on the Impact of the Welfare Reform Seminar – 6th July
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wrote 10 months ago: There may be trouble ahead Attending the “Impact of the Welfare Reform Seminar” which was held on Fr … more →
