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New project tackles ‘avoidable and unfair’ health inequalities 

News 15 December 2022

Linking community, health and social sectors together, Living Roots is a new collaborative programme working to improve health equity in the west London borough of Ealing. 

Nahim Ahmed MBE

Person 15 December 2022

Nahim serves the most vulnerable members of society through his work in the private, public and third sectors. His professional experiences in a range of sectors help create positive sustainable changes in areas affected by poverty.

Interview with Laila Johnson Salami

“The only way we can secure the future of humanity is by having sustainable practices,” says Laila, a journalist working in Nigeria.

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Civic Journey documentary screenings – Manchester

22 November 2022
5:45pm – 7:30pm

Join us at locations around the UK, where we’re screening short films made by young people exploring their civic journey

Civic Journey documentary screenings – Totnes

21 November 2022
5:45pm – 7:30pm

Join us at locations around the UK, where we’re screening short films made by young people exploring their civic journey

Civic Journey documentary screenings – Wolverhampton

16 November 2022
5:45pm – 7:30pm

Join us at locations around the UK, where we’re screening short films made by young people exploring their civic journey

Civic Journey documentary screenings – Belfast

14 November 2022
5:15pm – 7:00pm

Join us at locations around the UK, where we’re screening short films made by young people exploring their civic journey

Dr Andy Mycock

Person 9 December 2022

Andy is Reader in Politics at the University of Huddersfield. He co-developed the  bid for this project, drawing on his expertise in citizenship education, youth pathways, understanding of the youth sector, and his work with charities, which focused on improving

Professor Matthew Flinders

Person 9 December 2022

Matt was instrumental in starting the Civic Journey project, developing the bid, and building the relationship with our NCS CIC funders. He is a professor of politics, set up the Bernard Crick Centre, and is also an Institute for Community