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Latest News and Upcoming Events
Welcome to our News and Events page! Here, you’ll find the latest updates and exciting happenings from our community, keeping you informed and engaged.
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Belong commissioned by MHCLG to develop national cohesion guidance in partnership with the LGA
We are pleased to announce that Belong has been commissioned by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG), in partnership with the Local Government Association (LGA) to write new national guidance and develop training aimed at supporting community cohesion.
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Parallel Lives Launch Event: Three Year Study into the Drivers of Interethnic Contact
Join us on Tuesday 20 May for the online launch of ‘Parallel Lives’, our new joint research project into the drivers of interethnic contact with the Universities of East Anglia, Oxford and Bristol.
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Just launched: Our digital toolkit offering guidance on using sport to break down barriers
We are delighted to announce the relaunch of the Power of Sport Toolkit, created for those designing, delivering, and evaluating sports programmes.
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Independent Commission on Cohesion to Launch this Spring
A new, independent body focussed rebuilding social connection and cohesion across Britain will launch in the spring.
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‘After the Riots’ Summit: Experts and practitioners seek solutions to stop repeat of this summer’s unrest
A reflection on the After the Riots Summit in London on 20 November 2024, hosted by Belong, British Future and the Together Coalition by Steve Ballinger, Communications Director at British Future.
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Co-design vital in creating events that foster social cohesion and build community connection, new Belong research shows
New research from Belong into findings from the Spirit of 2012 archive on the impact of events on social cohesion and connection finds that co-design is essential in the events organising process to maximise the benefits to communities.