Most Americans say the legacy of slavery still affects black people in the U.S. today
A U.S. House of Representatives committee plans to hold a hearing this week on the topic of reparations for slavery, the first
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‘I wouldn’t wear a T-shirt that says God does not exist’
For a decade, Quebec has been debating the issues of state secularism and reasonable accommodation in the Canadian province. Now
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Millions ‘will suffer without cash’
The UK risks “sleepwalking” into becoming a cashless society with millions of people disadvantaged as a result, a study has
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People with dementia pen poem to challenge social myths and share festive cheer this Christmas with unique animation
People with dementia have penned a special Christmas poem to tackle the issue of isolation facing those living with the condition – especially
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After Grenfell, Brexit and the Manchester and London terror attacks, Christians meet to discuss the future of our cities.
Movement Day UK is a two-day event in central London October 6th and 7th 2017 at Westminster Central Hall that
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Campaign launched to create UK’s first dedicated Bible-themed Play Centre
A fundraising campaign was launched on 18th July 2017 to raise money to build an interactive children’s discovery centre in
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Don’t forget social care as new government takes shape
The crisis in social care – a key issue in the General Election – must not be abandoned or forgotten
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The Future of Britain in 2022 – Electoral Priorities
Campaigning for the UK election is in full swing, Brexit appears to be the dominant issue for the parties and
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