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Sandra Crathern from Worthing recounts how she made amends for money she had stolen
Inter-generational dialogue in Harrow contributes towards rebuilding a sense of community and hope.
Conflict resolution in the Muslim tradition
A small change that we make in our daily lives can have ripple effects in our society.
The imam and the pastor address gatherings in London for International Peace Day
Andrew Rigby reviews Michael Henderson's book, No enemy to conquer.
Excerpts from a speech given by John Graham, Director of Giraffe Heroes International, at the International Conference Centre.
'Creating Community' was the theme of a one-day event at Initiatives of Change's London Centre.
Brighton and Hove hold a 'People's Day' for the first time.
Lord Phillips of Sudbury, Chancellor of Essex University, gave a robust critique of the causes of the banking and economic crisis
Don de Silva, former senior official of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), evaluates Rio+20
A development expert explores the challenge of saving the lives of millions of children.
South Africa's 'Miracle Health Train' manager, Dr Lillian Cingo, speaks in London.
A workshop for refugees on trust-building took place in Derby on 9th December 2017.
It’s all working out in Pirate Alley, Somalia. Or is it?
Rob Gillion reviews 'A Class of Their Own' by Hugh Steadman Williams
‘Please stay’ was the title under which The Scotsman published a letter on the forthcoming Scottish referendum.
Britain is a Christian country, says PM.
As Europe marks 100 years since WWI and 25 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, it is a time to look back and look ahead.
At the start of its summer celebration of the cultural wealth of Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, the City of Londo
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