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Article 1
Based in London, Article 1 was started in October 2008 by members of Waging Peace, a human rights organisation founded in 2004 which campaigns against human rights abuses in Darfur, Sudan.
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Ashiana
Meena Bharadwa, manager, at the Ashiana project in Birmingham, says that regeneration sometimes focuses on policy debates and not enough on people.
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Bosnia & Herzegovina UK Network (BHN)
The Bosnia & Herzegovina UK Network is an umbrella organisation established in 1996 and based in Sparkhill in Birmingham.
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Community Voice FM
Community Voice FM in Middlesbrough received its license in 2008. It aims to use its service to benefit the most marginalised and disadvantaged people in the town. It officially began broadcasting on Monday 10 August 2009.
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First Class Youth Network (FCYN)
First Class Youth Network has been highly successful in developing their organisation and programmes for young people since 2004.
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Kalayaan
Kalayaan is a registered charity, established in the 1980s to support and campaign on behalf of undocumented and destitute migrants.
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Kanlungan
Established in 1996, Kanlungan is a registered charity consisting of five Filipino community organisations working together on issues relating to their community in Britain.
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Migrants’ Rights Network
The need for the Migrants’ Rights Network was identified through discussions and research undertaken by the Barrow Cadbury Trust in 2005, with the organisation’s public launch in 2006.
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Peacemaker
Peacemaker's mission could fit in with the whole of Barrow Cadbury Trust’s Habits of Solidarity funding criteria even though only one of its project is funded by the charity. Peacemaker was created by a group of young British Asians in 1997 who saw their hometown Oldham becoming increasingly segregated and prejudiced. This disturbing trend was mirrored in other northern mill towns such as Burnley and Bradford and exploded into riots in the summer of 2001. As its name suggests, Peacemaker came into existence to ease tensions and promote understanding between divided groups.
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Refugee and Migrant Centre (RMC)
The Refugee and Migrant Centre was founded in Wolverhampton nine years ago by two volunteers. I
Women Acting In Today's Society (WAITS)
This map shows groups previously funded by the Trust (see blue place mark) and all the current grantees (see red place mark) in Birmingham and the Black Country. Click to view