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.
The NCVO has put together some helpful guidance and tips on carrying out evaluation. Easy to use and straightforward advice on things like conducting interviews and focus groups and creating effective questionnaires. This is an external website and includes links to further resources and training.
This webinar took place on Tuesday 22 March 2022, to coincide with the launch of ‘Everybody’s Business: the role that business can play in supporting cohesive communities’.
This report, written by Belong – The Cohesion and Integration Network with input from the Intercultural Cities Unit and Network, sets out a series of recommendations about the role that business can play in supporting cohesive communities.
A toolkit to support councils, service providers, voluntary and community groups to support community and belonging. It encourages the reader to think about how they can contribute to creating villages, towns and cities that are welcoming and which invite everyone – no matter their immigration status – into the fold.
This webinar took place on Friday 25 February 2022 to discuss the ‘Together, we can achieve unity’ paper which focuses on tackling hate crime and was produced by Belong – The Cohesion and Integration Network.
This webinar took place on Tuesday 7 December to coincide with the launch of the Power of Sport Digital Toolkit. The toolkit was designed to assist those creating, delivering, commissioning, and evaluating sports programmes aimed at improving integration and cohesion.
The latest webinars from the Beyond Us and Them project.
This major report details findings undertaken by Belong in partnership with the University of Kent’s Centre for the Study of Group Processes and funded by the Nuffield Foundation, is one of the largest studies so far into the impact of the pandemic on British society.
Just Being Human: The Impact of the Anne Frank Trust’s Anti-prejudice Education during the Covid Pandemic 2020 – 21 (Plus longer term impact since 2019).
As the government lifts the last of the restrictions on movement and social mixing, this report shares the ‘Beyond Us and Them’ project’s most recent findings, exploring public perceptions of communications about COVID-19 from the UK government and from local government.