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Community Conversations - talking together in a safe, meaningful and positive way

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Community Conversation event

We have run over 150 Community Conversations in the past 5 years in partnership with Schools, Community Forums, Community Centres, faith groups, Neighbourhood Watches, youth groups, Council officers and Councillors and the Muslim Mediation Service.  

We run all our events in a friendly and supportive way and ensure that everyone gets involved and has their say, and that every contribution is valued and affirmed.

Film and discussion evening. The Riots, Crime, ASB and building community respect across the generations

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LONDON'S BURNING Community Conversation

Film and discussion evening on Thursday 26th January

6:30 till 9.00 p.m. at Conflict and Change’s office  

We will watch the Channel dramatic interpretation of a night of rioting and looting at Clapham Junction in August 2011. It will be a “Community Conversation” across cultures, generations and walks of life. Facilitated by our Truce 2020 young people. This is a pilot for a series of inter-generational conversations to take place all around Newham in 2012.

 

A lively inter generational conversation between Newham and South Sudan

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Held on Thursday 1 December 18:30 - 21:00. Trinity Centre, East Avenue, London E12 6SG.

Conflict and Change are holding a Community Conversation on Building Peace Across Barriers. To view the flyer please click here.

Meet George Ngoha from South Sudan, the world's newest country. George was a fighter in the liberation army and is now a prominent peacebuilder.

Hartley parents get together after their first week in the school

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Monday 12th September 2012 

Hartley School are well versed in helping the new reception children settle into school but this year they tried out something new with the parents.  They asked all the parents to come to the hall after dropping off the children at the end of their first week because they wanted them to get to know each other.

Parents were first welcomed by Kam Kahlon, Assistant Head, and then they joined three different circles for their children’s classes: RL, RB & RE.

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