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31/03/2012
As we look back on the activity around World Tuberculosis Day from campaigners, advocates, and researchers there is one element that slipped quietly under the radar. A joint statement co-signed by UK Political Party leaders on International Development restating their commitment to addressing this devastating disease of poverty.
This statement and the list of signatories on a recent Early Day...
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30/03/2012
We are continuing our fundraising for Live Below The Line with a Live Below The Line Live Lounge event on 15th April at the Buffalo Bar in Islington, London.
As a citizen led advocacy organisation we work to ‘give a voice to the voiceless.’ So it is very fitting that a group of the UK’s talented and up-and-coming musicians are going to lend their voices to our musical event as a way of...
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29/03/2012
We are very pleased to confirm that research organisation InterMedia will present their findings on perceptions of international development in the opening session of the RESULTS National Conference. The group have recently published the report titled: ‘Building Support for International Development.’, the findings of which will resonate with anyone who has campaigned on international development...
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27/03/2012
We are pleased to announce that the April RESULTS conference call will take place on Tuesday, 3rd April at 8pm.
Click here to download the action materials and find out more.
To join the call dial 0844 8360 360, 0207 788 3000 or 0800 369 8888.You must then enter the participant code, which is 18723.
This month we are launching our 2012 fundraising campaign called Live Below the Line. We are using...
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27/03/2012
Alun Michael MP, the MP for Cardiff South and Penarth, has written about TB-HIV co-infection and about his experience with the RESULTS delegation that went to South Africa in February. We are re-posting his blog, the original blog post can be found here.
Reflections on World TB Day
26 Mar 2012
When the world is full of doom and gloom about banks, the economy and cuts in public services, it’s...