Research and resources on social cohesion theory and best practice.
The Belong Network Library
Research and resources on social cohesion theory and best practice.
Research and resources on social cohesion theory and best practice.
Research and resources on social cohesion theory and best practice.
The Belong Library is free to access and brings together a wide range of online resources produced by the public, private and civil society sectors to build the evidence base around social cohesion.
It is regularly updated and includes:
Please contact us if you are unable to find what you need – we’d be delighted to help.
Moments to Connect: Building Social Connection into Events Webinar, Thursday 20 June 2024
A free guide from the Belong Network in partnership with Spirit of 2012.
A look at the need for political reform to build cohesion and the role that proportional representation can play.
Belonging In Britain: A Manifesto for Social Cohesion calls upon the next Government to work on a set of practical recommendations to improve social cohesion in the UK.
Read Belong’s first Impact Report. It shows how we are making a difference by working with our members and partners to promote cohesion and integration.
What is Structural racism? A video explaining the differences between interpersonal racism, institutional racism, systemic and structural racism from the Othering and Belonging Institute UC Berkeley.
Literature review documents focussed on Linking Volunteering and Social Cohesion.
This short guidance document has been produced by the Belong Network and Together for Humanity. It is a response to widespread requests for support and guidance from local government bodies and related services who have found some elements of the current situation in Israel and Gaza a challenge to respond to.
Sported work with partners and government so they can build cohesion and change within communities, in order to lower barriers and increase opportunity. Their Pulse research provides insight into the challenges these local groups face and the impact they make.