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New
MODA E-Bulletin coming soon!
For over five years MODA E-Bulletin has been providing
up-to-date information to charity and voluntary sector
groups about events, training, funding, jobs, resources
and opportunities. The E-bulletin is currently distributed
free of charge to over 1,300 contacts and is also
available online at www.moda.org.uk.
From September 2010 MODA E-Bulletin is going to change...
for the better!
Thanks to Middlesex
University's support, MODA is going to launch
a re-vamped version of the E-bulletin using a state-of-the-art
electronic system powered by CTT.
The E-Bulletin will also go back to its regular weekly
format and will include even more news and information
than before.
If you used to receive the 'old' E-Bulletin you will
be registered automatically to the new system (although
of course you keep your right to unsubscribe at anytime).
New users will be able to subscribe from MODA website
as usual.
Watch this space!!!
click
here to see the previous issues
Research
Project on funding for community organisations
MODA and Middlesex University are working on a research
project about funding and resources available to migrant
and minority organisations in London.
The project is centred on a survey of organisations
which will gather information about the services they
provide, the community needs they try to address,
the financial and organizational challenges they face
and the creative ways they are finding to cope. The
research also aims to explore the effects of the current
economic and political climate on these organisations
and effective roles that second tier organisations
may play in supporting them.
If you would like to participate in the survey you
can either fill in the questionnaire available online
(click
here) or contact a.dangelo@mdx.ac.uk
for a telephone interview.
We will also organise some focus groups where you
will be able to share your opinions and join in a
discussion with members from other community organisations.
(Travel expenses will be provided). Participating
organisations will be acknowledged in the final research
report and invited to the launch event in June 2010.
For further information click
here. (10/03/2010)
MODA's
New MAPA Network
In response to interest from our groups MODA
intends to set up a new forum: Migrants' Anti-Poverty
Alliance (MAPA). MAPA aims to bring together migrant community
organisations and stake holders interested in the issue
and consequences of poverty and unemployment experienced
by migrant communities and individuals. For further information
click
here.
MODA
Community Leaders Development Programme
The
Community Leaders Development Programme aims to provide individuals from
Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic and Refugee communities who live in London,
with a flexible and tailored range of leadership development opportunities.
This project has two elements: a programme of outreach, taster sessions
and entry level training; and a range of longer support options to provide
more intensive structured personal and professional development.
The programme is funded by the LDA Opportunities Fund Round
2 and is run by London Voluntary Service Council. For more
information click
here
MODA
Directory of Ethnic Community Organisations 2006
You can now order your copy
of MODA’s Directory. It has 226 pages giving in-depth
information about 513 organisations and networks. It is
a one-stop information resource which helps you to access
various resources and identify organisations with similar
objects for partnerships, exchange and collaboration. It
gives information about the resources which community organisations
have and are prepared to share and the resources which they
need and look for in other organisations. It costs only
£12.00 including packaging and postage. For orders
over 10 copies we give a further 10% discount. To order
a copy please click
here.
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