The Guardian Open Weekend
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Location: Guardian Offices, Kings Place, London N1 9GU
British Future director Sunder Katwala is part of The Guardian’s first ever Open Weekend on 24 and 25 March 2012.
Looking at how new technologies are facilitating a new wave of global protest, Sunder Katwala joins a discussion on ‘What is the new age of protest achieving?’. The panel also includes Paul Mason (economics editor BBC Newsnight), Anna Solomons (UK Uncut) and Kai Wargalla (co-founder of the Facebook and Twitter accounts that sparked Occupy London). The discussion is chaired by Becky Gardiner (editor, Guardian comment pages) and takes place at 11.15 on Sunday 25 March.
There are over 200 programmed sessions over The Guardian Open Weekend, including debates, talks, workshops and much more. Some tickets are still available.
British Future’s latest activity on Twitter
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Very sad news: Alford Gardner, one of the last surviving passengers on the Windrush, has passed away aged 98. RIP.
Incredible photos show the Windrush Generation arriving in London
https://www.mylondon.news/news/nostalgia/gallery/black-history-month-unearthed-pictures-25172807
#BHM
@sundersays @RyanShorthouse I don’t think there’s a failure of Britain overall on integration, but we could do better: both as individuals and with better institutions. We should encourage more contact btwn ppl from different backgrounds, incl in schools, says @RyanShorthouse
“Surely one of the most pressing issues facing politicians today,” says Chair @whazell, introducing our discussion of how to build more cohesive communities following the riots earlier this year
WATCH LIVE: our #CPC2024 fringe ‘After the riots: Building a better integrated Britain’, starting shortly https://www.youtube.com/live/1WXy1_T4EAA?si=bvKF8iqxC358wtK5
WATCH LIVE: our #CPC2024 fringe ‘After the riots: Building a better integrated Britain’, starting shortly
‘After the riots: building a better integrated Britain’ panel discussion, starting soon at #CPC2024 (4pm ICC Executive Room 7). Join @RyanShorthouse @sundersays @SiobhanAarons @whazell (Chair)
More on this topic: https://www.britishfuture.org/after-the-riots/
‘After the riots: building a better integrated Britain’ panel discussion, starting soon at #CPC2024 (4pm ICC Executive Room 7). Join @RyanShorthouse @sundersays @SiobhanAarons @whazell (Chair)
More on this topic:
After the riots - British Future
Cohesion experts urge government to address the 'vacuum on communities policy' after this summer's riots, with a 12-point agenda for change.
www.britishfuture.org
“The next Tory leader – announced on November 2nd – will need to prove this once-glittering prize in British politics is not now a poisoned chalice.” @sundersays from #CPC2024 for @EasternEye
Comment: Tory leadership contenders may face bigger hurdles after race is won - EasternEye
If somebody of soaring public ambition ever seeks your advice on how to become Prime Minister, history suggests on...
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New substack from ‘the week in polls’ looks in-depth at attitudes to immigration, including from our @britishfuture @IpsosUK tracker
New portrait series celebrates contribution of migrant workers to NHS : https://www.positive.news/society/a-celebration-of-migration-portrait-series-salutes-nhs-workers/
Violent disorder was seen on our streets this summer. How can we help ensure it doesn't happen again?
Join @RyanShorthouse @MrBrendanCox @sundersays @soniasodha @whazell (Chair) at 4pm today for ‘After the riots: building a better integrated Britain’ #CPC2024 ICC Executive Room 7
