MISSING HEADING About JustShare This JustShare debate will examine whether, and if so how, inequality affects young people growing up today. Does inequality deny children, both within the UK and globally, ‘a good childhood?’ What might be the consequences of this for the future? One of the speakers will be Professor Richard Wilkinson, Professor of Social Epidemiology at the University of Nottingham Medical School and author of ‘The Impact of Inequality: How to Make Sick Societies Healthier.’ The second speaker will be confirmed shortly.  The debate takes place in the context of the Children’s Society’s Good Childhood Inquiry and the St Paul’s Institute programme: ‘A Good Childhood? Growing Up in the 21st Century.’ All welcome. Feel free to contact justshare@stmarylebow.org.uk should you have any queries.  Other Forthcoming EventsChristian Aid Climate Change Breakfast at Faithwork’s Change Agents conference, 8am on Friday 2nd November.  The effects of climate change are happening today, and the poor are affected first and worst of all.  That’s why Christian Aid is campaigning hard on this issue.  Our Cut the Carbon campaign is beginning to have an impact.  At the Labour party conference, Gordon Brown said the governments draft climate change bill would be reviewed to see if it needed strengthening.Dr Patrick Dixon and Christian Aid staff will give short presentations and take your questions about climate change, CA’s campaign and what action churches and individuals need to take to address this urgent issue of climate change.The breakfast will be held in the Court Room of St Andrew Holborn, 5 St Andrew Street, London, EC4A 3AB, just next door to Faithwork’s conference venue, City Temple.To book your place at this breakfast, simply email your name, your church, and telephone number to: london@christian-aid.org or call: 020 7523 2321.  A £3 charge will be made to cover cost of the breakfast. Please note that you do not have to be a conference delegate to attend this ‘fringe event’ breakfast World Development Movement Campaigner Convention, LondonSaturday 3 November, 11.30am to 5.30pm at The Human Rights Action Centre (near Liverpool St)Ever wondered ‘what on earth can I do about it’?Need some inspiration and ideas for action? The World Development Movement (WDM) campaigns to tackle the root causes of poverty. Joining movements around the world, we fight to change the policies that keep people poor. WDM’s campaigner convention offers you the information and practical tools to campaign for global justice and the opportunity to meet and share ideas with other activists. See the list of workshops below. The conventions are free, but numbers are limited so please reserve a place by emailing register@wdm.org.uk, registering online at www.wdm.org.uk/conventions or calling 0800 328 2153.   Workshops include: Dirty Aid, Dirty Water; The climate change bill – will it be strong enough to save the planet?; Can we buy our way out of climate change?; Trade Justice – The New Frontier; Events that work for you; Making change at the grassroots level. See www.wdm.org.uk/conventions for more details.Debate CDsCD recordings of JustShare debates are now available. If you are interested in receiving a copy, please contact Rachel at JustShare@stmarylebow.org.uk. and globally, ‘a good childhood?’ What might be the consequences of this for the future? JustShare Background Recent News Acknowledgements Contact Sitemap Print Version	Home