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In the world's increasing turmoil, what divides people seems to be more important than what unites them.
Four senior members of the Somali diaspora in London, associated with Initiatives of Change, joined world leaders in Istanbul.
Most state visits by royalty and presidents seldom make it to the history books. However, two state visits are truly historic.
An honorary fellowship was awarded to Gerald and Judith Henderson by Liverpool Hope University
People of many faiths, backgrounds and nations gathered at Liverpool Hope University to look at issues of healing history.
54 people, mainly community activists, from ten British cities contributed to a consultation in Liverpool
Four activists from Hope in the Cities (HiC), a coalition aiming to improve community relations, addressed a Greencoat Forum.
Rob Corcorcan, founder of Hope in the Cities USA, reflected on trustbuilding addressing a forum in London.
Hope in the Cities, in co-operation with Liverpool Hope University and Liverpool Community Spirit, promotes honest conversation.
Following Prime Minister Tony Blair's expression of regret for the slave trade, Hope in the Cities UK calls for apology.
Maybe instead of asking 'how smart are you?' we really should be asking 'how are you smart?'
The business community welcomed a ‘very inclusive process’ in drawing up the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Surprise! Surprise! Those business organizations whose CEOs are character-driven outperform 'self-focusses' CEOs.
It is easy to have anxiety in an uncertain world, especially if one is facing unemployment in the economic downturn.
My friends smother a chuckle when I tell them I’m sure God is a golfer.
Keith Neal, faculty member of a Moral Foundations for Democracy training programme in Sierra Leone, addresses Greencoat Forum.
‘Money is only the means, it is not the goal of business,’ commented Christian Felber, founder of Economy for the Common Good.
Employing social enterprises is a key, says Professor John Carlisle of Sheffield Business School.
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