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22 Apr 2020

Closed but connected: how church communities are coping with COVID-19

by Pam Mungroo | posted in: Social innovation | 3

Written by Dr Timur Alexandrov. Churches in the time of a modern pandemic For the first time in modern history, places of worship including churches are closed. As the lockdown continues in the UK, we cannot help but notice the … Continued

church of england, churches, community, coronavirus, covid-19, social innovation

3 Apr 2020

We are all in this together

by Pam Mungroo | posted in: Social innovation | 0

Dr Lilia Giugni is a Research Associate with the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation, and the co-founder and CEO of GenPol – Gender & Policy Insights, a think tank consultancy researching matters of gender and advocating for a more gender … Continued

advocacy, contagion, coronavirus, covid19, domestic violence, healthcare, housing crisis, human rights, humanity, nhs, police, prisons, social enterprise, social innovation, unemployment

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