Launch Event: An Introduction to Effective Lobbying & Campaigning
As a sequel to Working with the Media guide released in 2008, this is the second in a series of training manuals produced by The Cordoba Foundation. The guide provides the targeted readership with practical guidelines and tips to ‘up-skilling’ with the necessary information, tools and guidance to become not just active but proactive citizens – and ultimately to play a better and more effective role in society.
Event Report: Launch of ‘An Introduction to Effective Lobbying & Campaigning’
A report of the launch of the second toolkit ‘An Introduction to Effective Lobbying & Campaigning’ held on the 1st of March 2012
Event Report: National forum maps out creative ways forward after last year’s riots
A report of the Forum: After the Riots, held on the 1st of February 2012, organised by Initiatives of Change-UK, Civil Society Forum, Burning2Learn and The Cordoba Foundation
Poetry Masterclass & Performance: Mark Gonzales
Muslim Writers Awards in association with Institute of English presents a poetry masterclass and performance in London by HBO Def Jam Poet Mark Gonzales. This event is supported by The Cordoba Foundation.
Forum: After the Riots
Initiatives of Change-UK, together with the Civil Society Forum and The Cordoba Foundation, are holding a one-day forum on the !st of February 2012 to understand and respond to the Summer 2011 Riots in England. The forum will understand different perspectives on the underlying civic, moral, political and social challenges and explore what we can do individually and collectively in response.
Research Report: Inside madrassas – Understanding and engaging with British-Muslim faith supplementary schools
The Cordoba Foundation supported IPPR in undertaking research on Madrassahs in the UK
Seminar: ROOTS AND RISE OF ISLAMOPHOBIA IN EUROPE
Enough Coalition Against Islamophobia presents a timely seminar addressing the growth of anti-Muslim hatred across Europe, and what can be done to curb this.
Briefing Paper: After the Riots
This report aims to provide an overview of the impact of the riots and present the causes & issues pertaining to them.
News Release: 10 Years of Guantanamo
On 11 January 2002, the first of nearly 800 prisoners was sent to the US military prison camp at Guantanamo Bay. Images of these men kneeling and shackled, wearing orange boiler suits, goggled and masked, shocked the world. Ten years on, 171 prisoners still remain in captivity – all without due process and without a feasible end to their suffering in sight.
Conference: Guantanamo Remembered
A historic gathering to mark a decade of Guantanamo
