Publications and Reports
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Grants made by the Barrow Cadbury Trust in 2008-2009
A list of all the grants made by the Barrow Cadbury Trust, across all of our programme areas.
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Barrow Cadbury Trust Operational Plan 2009-2010
The Trust has adopted a three year rolling planning timescale - a three year Strategic Plan; annual operational plans; and individual staff work plans for the year. This Operational Plan for 2009-2010 should be read in conjunction with the Strategic Plan 2009-2012
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Barrow Cadbury Trust Spring 2009 Newsletter
The newsletter features our new strategic and operational plans and grant criteria, as well as updates on our Criminal Justice, Migration and Europe and Poverty and Inclusion programmes, plus a key article on how trusts and foundations can champion diversity.
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Championing Diversity - Opportunities for the European Foundation Sector
A publication by the EFC's Diversity, Migration and Integration Interest Group focusing on what foundations should be doing in order to implement affirmative policies that actively foster in-house diversity, or address diversity in grant-making.
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Barrow Cadbury Trust New Grant Criteria May 2009
The Barrow Cadbury Trust has released new grant criteria. Please read the ‘New Grant Criteria and How to Apply for a Grant – May 2009’ document for up to date information on our funding priorities and information on how to apply for a grant.
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Barrow Cadbury Trust signed accounts 2008
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Barrow Cadbury Trust signed accounts 2007
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Barrow Cadbury Trust Strategic Plan 2009-2012
This Strategic Plan sets out how, in the next three years, the Trust intends to build on the legacy of Barrow Cadbury and Geraldine Southall in order to promote social justice and support disadvantaged communities to influence policy, in the Quaker tradition of speaking truth to power.
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Coping with Kidulthood: The Hidden Truth Behind Britain's Abandoned Adolescents
A report on the the state of marginalised young adults in Britain. This report is based on focus group research which looked at two groups of young men, university students and former offenders and analysed their life experiences and their perceptions of growing up in modern Britain.
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Lost in Transition: Three Years On
A report by Rob Allen, International Centre for Prison Studies looking at developments in policy and practice with young adult offenders since the Trust's original Commission report, 'Lost in Transition', was published in 2005. The report also looks at the challenges that lie in the way of better policies on young adult offenders in the future.
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