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Five people write what forgiveness has meant in their lives.
Michael Smith's letter in The Times outlines what he hopes for from the 2010 General Election.
Sorry is not just a word, it is an attitude
U.S. democracy hangs in the balance, writes Rob Corcoran in 2013.
Like so many of us, I have been horrified by the recent events that have unfolded in France last week', writes Barbara Down. 'Ne
Stepping into the unknown is always scary. There are many pitfalls - and you are on your own
Michael Smith welcomes the debate sparked by Britain’s race relations chief, Trevor Phillips
Imagine, if you will, this scenario. You are driving with your son. Going too fast, you fail to read the warning signals...
Will Reed was a gifted composer and Director of Music.
Zooni Dash wrote this letter to the Naga newspapers, in 2014, following a visit to North-East India.
William Heaton Cooper was the foremost and best-known Lake District landscape painter of his age.
Ten women gathered at 24 Greencoat Place, the IofC centre in London, in July 2012 to experience their first Peace Circle.
How can enterprises better serve the wider community? David Erdal has a radical solution
David Erdal, Chairman of the Baxi Partnership, says that companies owned by their employees serve the wider community better
Honesty, kindness and compassion seen as the world’s most important values at the UK launch of World Values Day
Who is rich, asks Pilar Griffin
Forty-five young Muslims from across Europe gathered in order to learn to be peacemakers.
Chris Evans shares his impressions of the 2012 School for Changemakers summer conference
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