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- King Blues Frontman Itch Fox & Others @ No Sweat @ Housmans Bookshop(event)(17 hours)
- SHAME ON PRIMARK PUBLICITY STUNT(event)(3 days)
- Bangladeshi Textile Workers Speak(event)(12 days)
- NATIONAL CLIMATE MARCH LONDON(event)(14 days)
- Comedy fundraiser with Shappi Khorsandi and others(event)(14 days)
- Mark Thomas among speakers at No Sweat Annual Gathering(event)(15 days)
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- Primark sacks suppliers for using child labour (1)
- "Child sweatshop shame threatens Gap's ethical image" (3)
- Support Mansour Ossanlu, sign the Amnesty appeal (1)
- Topshop clothes made by workers paid 22 - 40 pence per hour (1)
- Starbucks (1)
- Solidarity with Migrant Workers (1)
- Release Mansour Osanloo! (1)
- Protest pays off for cleaners at Barclays (1)
- Protest against the detention of Faroorq Tariq (1)
- Living wage: Sheffield University (1)
- Mahmood Salehi must be released immediately and unconditionally (1)
- G8 Blogs (5)
- Union attempts to organise Starbucks (2)
- 14 February: International protests against Burberry (1)
- You shop, they drop (2)
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Sheila McKechnie Foundation Awards
The Foundation is committed to equipping under resourced and novice campaigners with the skills needed to make their voice heard and achieve positive change. Whether you are working on the elimination of plastic bags in your town or you’re campaigning against the use of child labourers, the Foundation can help you make that extra impact.
The Foundation has been set up to commemorate the life of Dame Sheila McKechnie, a dedicated and effective campaigner, who spent much of her life championing change. Sheila empowered individuals to recognise and assert their rights, and made governments and businesses understand, embrace and respond to the issues she campaigned on.
The Foundation’s annual awards programme gives people like you the advice and support needed to better influence both local and national government. Programme participants receive 1:1 mentoring; opportunities to meet and shadow senior decision makers; and coaching sessions with experts in your area.
This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone actively seeking change on social justice issues to develop expertise and learn how to take their campaign to the next level.
Applications for the 2008 awards open in January 2008. For more information on the programme and how to apply, please contact Miranda on 020 7770 7892, email awards@sheilamckechnie.org.uk or visit the Foundation’s website Sheila McKechnie Awards