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In this episode, Russell is joined by President of the International Association of Community Development (IACD) Anna Clarke to discuss its mission, work and networks.
In particular, recorded while the COP26 climate emergency summit was being held in Glasgow, Anna discusses how the IACD is addressing climate change as an issue of social justice.
You can join IACD here.
The forthcoming IACD book International Community Development Practice is available in hardback, paperback, and e-book formats on Routledge to buy here.
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So, here it is: The Community Development Podcast. A podcast dedicated to Community Development practice; to sharing its learning; connecting its practitioners; and promoting its value. With a background in Community Development in Wales, primarily in...
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I’m thrilled to finally be able to post links to piece of research I’ve been involved with over the last two years. It would have been completed sooner but for the pandemic. However, a silver lining...
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Back in February 2016 Joseph Rowntree Foundation published the report Breaking the Links Between Ethnicity and Poverty in Wales by Duncan Holtham (from the People and Work Unit), Anna Nicholl and Chris Johnes. At the time...
In the second part of a series looking at how Community Development is adapting to and tackling issues caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, Russell chats first with Chris Johnes from Building Communities Trust (BCT) in Wales...
A while back a tweet flashed before my eyes via the twitter account I co-supervise on behalf of a community group I’m involved with in my corner of Cardiff. Usually, such tweets are related to the...
