Empathy not Sympathy
From a blog by Nuture Development
Empathy binds us together. Sympathy divides us and turns us into consumers.
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Empty-handed ministers - 2
Geoff Knott
Are You a Good Neighbour? is an online course designed to help you apply the principles of helping without hurting in everyday life—and take the first steps toward building personal relationships with people in poverty.
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Insights into poverty and inequality - 4
Geoff Knott
Since the early 1990s, inequality, as shown by the Gini coefficient, has stayed relatively level. In other words, although there is inequality there has not been a large increase in recent years.
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Insights into poverty and inequality - 1
From an article in the New Yorker magazine
The amount of money you have is not the main determinant of well-being; what matters is how you feel about it. People who feel relatively poor have behaviours which lead to poverty.
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The 99 best things that happened in 2017
From a blog by Angus Hervey
An incredible year for global health. Stunning victories for global conservation. Rising living standards for billions of people. An amazing year for clean energy. Breakthroughs in justice. The world got less violent. Hope for a living planet.
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Emergency Use Only: Update 2017
From a report by CPAG
Foodbank use update - what more had been learned, what initiatives were working locally, what policies had been changed and what still needs to be done.
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Churches that Change Communities 2018 - Wimbledon
@Everyday Church, 30 Queen's Rd, Wimbledon, London SW19 8LR
We still have some way to go until we can truly say we have built churches where the poorest and most vulnerable are not only welcomed, but fully included and involved. This national conference, now in its eighth year, will envision, equip and encourage you to increase your impact on those around you and build churches where people from all backgrounds and social situations worship, lead and serve together.
10/11/2018
10:00