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Webs we weave

If we can't say institutional, what can we say?

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Words matter

Inclusive language and reducing your online carbon footprint.

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And then we win…

Keeping going in politics, Race Equality week, and poverty and car ownership

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A grey space in a black and white world.

How do you find nuance in between the extremes?

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The ones who came before

Equality in women's football, charity shops, and James Baldwin

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The purpose of charities

Charities and social justice, ageism and some super blooms

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Women supporting women

- or not

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Racist slurs are never banter

Here's to staying hopeful

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Managing an online community - what we learned

(This article originally appeared on civilsociety.co.uk [https://www.civilsociety.co.uk/fundraising/community-chat-what-we-learnt-from-managing-fundraising-chat-on-facebook.html] on 08 Nov 2021) My colleague, Lesley Pinder [https://twitter.com/Skipinder], and I recently stepped away from managing the popular Fundraising Chat Facebook group [https://www.facebook.com/groups/FundraisingChat] after 6.5

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Let's talk about power

Wielding or ceding power, and eating my favourite sweets again

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