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Civil Society Futures
by Civil Society Futures
From churches to charities, social enterprises to social movements, what future do you want? Civil Society Futures is a national conversation about how English civil society can flourish in a fast changing world. See more tracks at https://soundcloud.com/user-767703796
Episodes
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What does the future hold for young people? (Part 2)
This inquiry is about the future – and future generations must be at the heart of that. Throughout the inquiry we heard many expressions of hope that young people will bring about change. That can only happen if civil society is connected to young people, actively shifts power to them, is...
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What does the future hold for young people? (Part 1)
This inquiry is about the future – and future generations must be at the heart of that. Throughout the inquiry we heard many expressions of hope that young people will bring about change. That can only happen if civil society is connected to young people, actively shifts power to them, is...
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London Queer Muslims
We meet Hasan from London Queer Muslims. They challenge the dominant narratives about queer Muslims, both in the LGBTQIA+ community and in the Muslim community. The group is a place for the discussion and practice of Islam without needing to debate whether it is ok to be Muslim and queer. As well...
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Is the third sector sexist?
Allegations of sexual misconduct at Oxfam, Save the Children and the Presidents Club have dominated headlines this year. Is civil society doing enough to address sexism in the workplace? We spoke to 'Is the Third Sector Sexist?', a collective of women researching sexism and sexual harassment in…
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The future doesn’t work unless it includes us all. How do we get there?
As the Government has shrunk, pared back year after year in the name of austerity, civil society and the voluntary sector has been forced to step in and do more of the societal heavy lifting. With so many vital services planned and carried out by civil society, the make-up of the bodies that run...
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What we can all learn from the Bedouin (and Scots environmentalists)
James Hearsum from St Andrew’s Botanic Gardens (https://www.standrewsbotanic.org) talks about their struggle to find relevance, how you take on climate change locally, and how from Scotland to the Bedouin of Jordan it's often trust and relationships that matter most. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)
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From churches to charities, social enterprises to social movements, what future do you want? Civil Society Futures is a national conversation about how English civil society can flourish in a fast changing world. See more tracks at https://soundcloud.com/user-767703796
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From churches to charities, social enterprises to social movements, what future do you want? Civil Society Futures is a national conversation about how English civil society can flourish in a fast changing world. See more tracks at https://soundcloud.com/user-767703796
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