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faith-based regeneration network leading the way in faith based social action find out about fbrn faith in social action: where next? over 100 activists, practitioners, researchers and policy makers gathered on 24th may to discuss strategic issues for faith based social action. click on the link to see papers as they become available. click here to read more... fbrn communication systems are changing. if you need to contact fbrn please use steve miller's email address - stevemiller at fbrn.org.uk click here to read more... change is in the air at fbrn ... our office move and ict changes are just a part of a larger organisation change for fbrn. click here to read more... previous pause next social action stories building networks across difference tue 17th feb london a full-day training workshop exploring networking within and between faith communities. we will situate networks in individual contexts, and share knowledge, signposting and challenges through interactive sessions. read on... re-awakening the sacred: business and economics wed 21st jan london following a successful talk last year on gift economy and a new economic paradigm, st ethelburga's are exploring this theme for a second time. read on... building a politics of hope tue 24th feb london exploring the role and impact of faith-based leadership in local communities read on... peace conference and on-going peace work at the recent peace conference we organised with london peace network and cordoba foundation there was a demonstrable enthusiasm for continued practical work on peace-building activities. read on... finance and fundraising round-up news on the latest opportunities for funding from local and national sources around the uk. from £200 to hundreds of thousands, what could your organisation be considered for? read on... organisational development resources beginnings and endings … resources for growth and restructure - including is it time to close your organisation down? read on... office support roles at st ethelburga's st ethelburga's advertisment st ethelburga's seeking various roles full-time support role becoming available soon st etheleburga's much-loved office and facilities manager is leaving and we are are seeking a replacement. if you think you have what it takes to look after our office processes and our building we'd love to hear from you. this is a demanding but potentially very rewarding role at the heart of our team. it would suit someone with a mature outlook who is grounded, practical and efficient and loves to be busy. luckily susan has set up some great systems and written thorough manuals on how to handle it all, so you'll be well trained up. if you are interested email [email protected] with your cv. part time bookkeeper-accountant with charity experience we are currently looking for a bookkeeper-accountant with charity experience to work at our centre. if you are interested please email [email protected] with your cv. st ethelburga's internships interns work four days a week and have a great introduction to working life and to peace-building, as well as a much-valued place on our team. we run a rolling internship scheme, accepting applictions every 3 months, for the following roles: social media manager fundraising appeal coordinator read on... national and international opportunities through fbrn local faith-based groups could access knowledge-building trips and more through fbrn sources. read on... interfaith training workshop - st ethelburgha's & christian muslim forum mon 20th oct london full-day training workshop, aimed at all those seeking to develop a solid foundation for working or volunteering in interfaith initiatives. read on... community matters conference 2014 sat 22nd nov london the theme of the 2014 conference is 'building a successful future - making the most of your building, your people and your connections' read on... featured project pecan pecan is a peckham-based charity changing the lives of long-term unemployed people, ex-offenders and the disadvantaged: we never stop believing in the potential for change in everyone. read on... more case studies policy and information stories faith in social action event - tuesday 24th may draft programme - subject to revision read on... training tuesdays are back! more chances to learn with fbrn! if you want to know more about social media or governance, join us... read on... fbrn stakeholder meeting - wednesday 25th february fbrn has been in existence for just over ten years serving as a central resource to faith based social action providers across the country. read on... director three faiths forum for 18 years, 3ff, the three faiths forum, has worked to build good relations between people of different faiths, beliefs and cultures. we have developed ground-breaking and award-winning programmes in education, leadership, training and the arts, rooted in a progressive approach to interfaith/intercultural work that includes non-religious groups, and takes into account the complexity of people’s identities. our work has been recognised by a range of international bodies: the un’s alliance of civilizations and the baring foundation have both commended our work. in 2014 we won the doha international interfaith award, the shap award for schools, and were named camden mayor’s charity of the year. now we are looking for a new director to lead the next stage of 3ff's development. the ideal candidate will be: a confident leader who is able to motivate and attract people towards 3ff’s goals an excellent communicator who is able to build relationships of trust ambitious and motivated – looking to achieve big aims for the organisation, and able to secure the funds to achieve those aims we welcome applications from people of all backgrounds – people with non-religious or religious beliefs. application information to request an application pack, please email '+'[email protected]' + ' '; // --> . after you have read the full pack, submit your application here . deadline for application: 23rd february (10am) interviews to take place: 9th march ideal start: june to ensure a fair recruitment process, staff have been asked not to respond in detail to questions about the role. for written responses, please email our deputy director, rachel silveira . we may close applications before this date, so we encourage you to apply early. please note that we do not wish to be contacted by recruitment agencies about this role. read on... introduction to social media - workshop tue 10th feb london connecting with the online world can seem like just another demand on already-stretched time, a mysterious new way of communicating with its own language and customs and a poor substitute to face-to-face conversations. we’ll show you what you’re missing! an afternoon workshop as part of fbrn's training tuesdays programme. read on... research assistant and development officer woolf institute there are two current vacancies at the woolf institute. closing dates vary: research assistant shana cohen (sociology department/woolf institute) is looking for a research assistant to support grant writing applications. the candidate should be able to start by the end of january and work until the end of may. the person should be a phd candidate in the social sciences or humanities, preferably with an interest in migration and/or religion, and be able to commit to at least 65 hours of work during the three month period. pay will be hourly and following the university pay scale (including nis). please email a cover letter, cv, the name of one reference, and a writing sample to tina steiner by friday 16th january, 2015. interviews will be held the week commencing monday 26th january. please email any enquiries to [email protected] development officer (part-time) the woolf institute has an opening for a part-time role in its development office supporting funding applications towards its outreach projects, for programmes such as diversity in end of life care . full training will be given, and therefore the role would suit someone interested in developing skills in preparing grant applications. for a full job description please see here . please email a covering letter, cv, and the name of one reference, to matthew teather by friday 30th january 2015 please email any enquiries to: [email protected] read on... what next for politics and charities? with the election on the horizon do you want to know what the major parties are thinking about their relationship with charities and social enterprises? read on... new resource from dclg - local communities and civil protection the department for communities and local government and voluntary sector civil protection forum have been working together to develop a short guide for local resilience forums and faith communities engaged in civil protection. read on... 'welfare benefits and tax credits handbook' - new edition written for claimants and their advisers, cpag’s annually updated handbook is the definitive guide to all welfare benefits and tax credits. read on... new postdoctoral fellowship - ethical monotheism the department of psychosocial studies at birkbeck, university of london announces a new three-year postdoctoral position and a phd studentship in ethical monotheism, funded by the exilarch’s foundation. read on... featured resource belief in social action: exploring faith groups' responses to local needs fbrn working together with third sector research centre and the edward cadbury centre for the public understanding of religion (tsrc working paper 137) read on... more resources faith connections and perspectives bahá'í buddhist christian hindu jain jewish muslim sikh zoroastrian multifaith issues advice/counselling management/organisation support to charities government policy community support health academic young people refugees homelessness/housing arts/music/culture drug/alcohol/substance misuse older people fundraising advice equalities/human rights research and good practice environment big society community development funding children/family volunteers faith/multi/inter anti poverty vulnerable people interfaith calendar rural women education/training home about us what is faith-based social action? the vision the team about you blog resources contact us news events jobs join our mailing list search this site: tweets by @fbrnuk do not overlook tiny good actions, thinking they are of no benefit; even tiny drops of water in the end will fill a huge vessel. attributed to the buddha who's online there are currently 0 users and 1 guest online. contact us

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