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Place, collaboration, flexibility – our thoughts for Danny Kruger’s review of civil society

We were invited to share our thoughts at roundtable discussions last week, and have summarised the three areas we focused on...
14 Jul 2020
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Towards action

On Monday we published the “towards renewal” blog, and have had conversations with people across sectors and communities about how we can turn the aspiration of thinking together into action.  Here, we suggest what this could look like…
26 Jun 2020
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Towards reflection: The “Review of Reviews” reviewed . .

The past is constantly being reviewed and reinterpreted through the lens of the present.  John Griffiths, the author of last year’s Review of Reviews looks back to see what we can still draw on from several pre-Covid strategies to inform our future planning for civil society’s re...
25 Jun 2020
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Towards learning: how can funders learn from our collaborative response to covid-19?

We’ve faced crises before, but the learning doesn’t always “stick” when we get back to business as usual. Could trust, relationships and ambition be the difference this time?
24 Jun 2020
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Towards justice: how can funders reduce structural inequalities?

Structural inequality goes beyond recognising that certain groups are treated badly or less favourably and providing a range of ‘equality of opportunity’ approaches in response; it is about understanding that our society is built on and actively depends upon the systematic oppression ...
23 Jun 2020
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Towards renewal: thinking beyond covid-19

“Whatever you might be thinking about the long-term impacts of the coronavirus epidemic, you’re probably not thinking big enough.” “But, in the same way that Covid-19 is spreading at an exponential rate, we also need to think exponentially about its long-term impact on ou...
22 Jun 2020
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We take a knee with London’s communities: Black Lives Matter.

A statement from London Funders
05 Jun 2020
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New grants help organisations in the capital working with those most affected by COVID-19

The London Community Response, the collaboration of over 50 funders distributing over £18m of funding to civil society groups, is announcing grants to six equality-led organisations as part of its work to help groups working with the communities most affected by COVID-19.  
22 May 2020
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