Posts Tagged ‘Birmingham Networks’

Chamberlain and CN4B say goodbye to Tippa Naphtali

Tippa Naphtali

Chamberlain Forum and CN4B are very sadly saying goodbye at the end of January to our project manager, Tippa Naphtali. He has been part of our team for nearly two years, and has worked closely with us to develop and deliver Resident University, as well as CN4B programmes.
In particular, Tippa has transformed Resident University Online learning, as well as setting up a highly successful mentoring project, which we aim to find a way of continuing in the future.

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Neighbourhood-level Community Budgets success

The Community Matters

Birmingham has been selected by Government to be one of ten neighbourhood-level community budget pilots, DCLG announced today (21 December). The Birmingham pilot will include Shard End, Castle Vale and Balsall Heath.

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Collaborative working: Weathering the Storm

Environment - Storm

“Charities that diversify their funding streams, collaborate with partners and get their income strategy right are more likely to weather the current economic crisis and emerge financially secure on the other side” Stuart Etherington, Chief Executive NCVO

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BBC 3 Young Question Time (The Riots)

Inner City Riots

“We each have a social responsibility to calm any community tensions as responsible members of our communities. We must not allow all the community cohesion work we have been involved with since the 2005 disturbances to be lost. The real test of community cohesion is NOW.”

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Peace Rally in Summerfield Park

united birmingham people

United Birmingham has organised a peace event in Summerfield Park, starting at 3pm tomorrow (August 14), which is open to all-comers and supported by faith and community organisations.

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