24th October – Community First Event

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Chamberlain Forum is running a city-wide Community First networking event in Birmingham, on Wednesday 24th October, 6.00 – 7.30pm at St Martins Tea Room, in the Bullring (next to the market).

The event is an opportunity to discuss and share:

• Panel updates, achievements and challenges of year 1 and 2

• Requirements for developing community plans

• Developing and managing community first websites

• Ideas for developing mutual support between panels

If you would like to attend, please email info@chamberlainforum.org, or call 07795 448 462 or complete the booking form below

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  10. Or email us at info@chamberlainforum.org
 

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  1. Community First Networking | My Digbeth says:
    October 20, 2012 at 9:40 am

    [...] to attend, please email info@chamberlainforum.org, call 07795 448 462, or complete the booking form here. [...]

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Chamberlain Forum helps civil society and local authorities to coproduce better places to live. We are non-profit, politically independent and proudly based in Birmingham.
We organise Chamberlain Lectures featuring speakers including Prime Minister David Cameron. We also organise Resident University - a peer and shared learning programme for people who live and work in neighbourhoods.
We promote and develop community networks as social capital builders, including by supporting Community Network 4 Birmingham
We support action to strengthen local civil society including through: community asset transfers; neighbourhood websites; mediation and facilitation; training and business planning.
We organise action research into aspects of coproduction and are delivering an 18 month programme, Communities Managing Change, funded by Barrow Cadbury Trust.
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