‘Love Actually’ videos show Muslim and Jewish communities are Great Together
Across the country, young Muslims and Jews have been getting together and finding out all they have in common in the lead-up to The Great Get Together
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Immigration: The manifesto challenge
British Future's 'Common ground manifesto for immigration' sets out ten proposals to help rebuild public trust on immigration and integration
Bringing Britain Together: the next five years
British Future celebrates its fifth birthday this year. To mark the occasion a new publication, Bringing Britain Together, sets out our future strategy and programme for the years to come, as well as celebrating some of the highlights of our first five years. Here, Director Sunder Katwala explains the vision that will guide our work.
How can culture help bring Britain together?
What role can the cultural sector play in healing Britain's divisions? asks Avaes Mohammad
Integration: Back to Black(burn)
Avaes Mohammad on growing up in Blackburn, one of the pockets of segregation highlighted in the Casey Review, and how those promoting change from within will require more support from an integration strategy
The Casey Review and the need for an integration strategy
Integration matters because it’s about how we can all live well together - yet we have never had a sustained integration strategy in this country. The Casey Review is an opportunity we should seize to put that right.
Integration – finding shared ground
In this extract from 'What next after Brexit? Immigration and integration in post-referendum Britain,' Jill Rutter explores the challenges and importance of increasing integration in the UK.
What unites Englishness and Islam?
Dr Timothy Winter of Cambridge University examines the shared traditions between Englishness and Islam
Finding an English Islam
'Can we make a national identity that works for all of us?' ask the speakers at British Future's "A Very English Islam" garden party
‘A Very English Islam’ Garden Party
What does an 'English Islam' look like? - a debate and discussion (over tea and cake) at the Woking Peace Garden
#WeAreAllEngland: football could bring England together for Euro 2016
A new poll finds that the England football team unites people in England more than any other symbol of English identity, as the #WeAreAllEngland campaign launches to promote England support across all races and faiths at Euro 2016
Mayor Khan must be more than a symbol of integration – he must make it happen
Sadiq Khan should not be content to be merely a symbol of integration, writes Sunder Katwala. He must now use the powers of his new office to be the practical champion of integration that London needs.
London Mayoral candidates commit to integration and citizenship
London mayoral hopefuls Sadiq Khan and Zac Goldsmith commit to integration and citizenship focus at an inspiring London Citizens Assembly event
Why it’s time for an Office for Citizenship and Integration in London
On the anniversary of Britain’s first citizenship ceremony, a new report says that Britain has ‘forgotten’ the value of citizenship and the importance of proactively promoting better integration - and calls on the Capital to lead the way.
Why speaking English matters – for everyone
New British Future trustee Imam Qari Asim on the Prime Minister's visit to his Leeds Mosque - and why the PM's push to get more people speaking English is important for everyone, not just British Muslims
Making integration work
As the Prime Minister sets out proposals on Muslim integration and anti-discrimination, the following extracts from British Future’s pamphlet 'How to talk about immigration' examine the importance of integration, and specific integration challenges facing British Muslims.
How remembrance can help bring us together
Wearing the Remembrance poppy can help unite Britons from different faiths and ethnicities, says new research backed by Business Secretary Sajid Javid
Extremism: why a counter-narrative is never enough
Countering the destructive and divisive narratives of extremists is vital, but on its own a counter-narrative will never be enough. We also need to offer all people in our society a positive and inclusive vision of a British society that we all want to share, and in which we are all welcome to play a part, argues Sunder Katwala.
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