The findings of research conducted in Leeds into the effects of gambling on migrant communities were shared at an event at the Carriageworks on Thursday 29th November by academics from Kings College London and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical medicine The main conclusions were Migrants and migrant communities are considered to be at […]
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What do you think of the LMP Blog?
We want to know what you think of the LMP Blog (again). We try not to do this too often, but it’s been a good year since we last asked you about our editorial guidelines. Back in June 2018 we wrote a little history of the Blog to show how its grown and developed – we’re […]
Refugee Council – Help needed to improve the website
The Refugee Council is working to improve our website as a resource for refugees, asylum seekers, supporters and practitioners. We’re inviting you to get involved by taking part in this quick online activity aimed at improving how information is organised on our website. Your help is so important for ensuring our online services and support […]
Article contributions wanted for the next edition of the ‘Without Borders’ magazine
We are looking for articles that are informative and uplifting, to help new arrivals to Leeds and point them in the right directions. Tell us about the great work you do, advertise your services, tell us an inspiring story! We will translate the articles to Arabic to make them more accessible and publish them in […]
Research: Refugee Council Research on the role of Refugee-led community orgs
Have a read of this interesting report published by Refugee Council on the vital role of refugee-led community organisations for integration. Quote from Maurice Wren, Chief Executive of the Refugee Council: “At a time when refugee integration is finally back on the Government’s agenda, it’s a deep concern that the voices of refugees – the […]
PhD Studentship: Arts Engagement and Storytelling as Pathways to Solidarity with Refugees
We are delighted to announce an opportunity to apply for a PhD Studentship on “Arts Engagement and Storytelling as Pathways to Solidarity with Refugees”. The successful candidate will be jointly hosted by The School of Politics and International Studies at the University of Leeds and the Community Partnerships team at Opera North. We are looking for someone […]
The National Conversation on Immigration – Findings on Refugee Protection
This content was stolen from City of Sanctuary’s October Newsletter British Future and Hope not Hate have recently published their final report on ‘The National Conversation on Immigration’ – the biggest-ever public consultation on immigration and integration. City of Sanctuary have posted a brilliant summary if its findings on their website – but if you want […]
Newcomers to Leeds in 2017
“A short statistics overview for people who plan or deliver services, and are planning for migrants who are the newest arrivals to Leeds.” Click on the infographic for the full report. There’s an excellent set of links on p8
Report: “A quiet crisis: local government spending on disadvantage”
A short report notable for showing low little Asylum Support costs Local Authorities – in the overall scheme of things. A link to the main website can be found here https://www.npi.org.uk/publications/local-government/quiet-crisis/ Key findings here
Selective Licensing Consultation: Beeston and Harehills
Leeds City Council is thinking about introducing Selective Licensing schemes in parts of Beeston and Harehills to help improve the area and benefit everyone. Local authorities are able to introduce Selective Licensing to make sure private rented homes are well managed by landlords, to allow tenants to live in a comfortable and secure home. Please […]
LMP Blog Summary: October 2017- July 2018
The LMP Blog has now been running 10 months – since October 2017. Here’s a short summary of what’s been happening on the blog, and in particular what’s been popular, and who’s been looking at the website. We thought we’d post this here, as well as taking it along to the next LMP Strategy and […]
Specification for project evaluation: Big Lottery – Help Through Crisis project in Y&H
We are looking for independent consultants to help us evaluate the next stage of the Big Lottery – Help Through Crisis project in Y&H led by ASAP and delivered in partnership with PAFRAS, British Red Cross, Open Doors and Solace. Please see the specification for full details. Any questions – contact Kat Lorenz Director at […]