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Welcome |

South London Citizens is a diverse alliance of active citizens and community leaders organising for change.
Members include faith groups, schools, student organisations, union branches and residents groups.
who share a commitment to action for the common good, and to nurturing leaders from all backgrounds.
South London Citizens is part of the London Citizens community
organising network.
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Friends of Lunar House |
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SLC's enquiry into Lunar House found that more needed to
be done to help customers at Lunar House feel welcome, respected
and comfortable.
The Friends of Lunar House, SLC's voluntary welcoming service
to asylum seekers at Lunar House, is set to be up and running
starting on the 5th of December. So far, twelve volunteers
have signed up to be Friends. They will be serving hot and
cold beverages, but more importantly will be a friendly face,
a listening ear and a welcoming presence for people fleeing
oppression in their home countries. For the moment the Friends
will be there on Tuesdays from 10am to 1pm. Anyone interested
in participating should contact London Citizens.
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Campaigns |
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Housing, youth, living wages, dignity in hospital and immigration
are all core issues for our members.
At our annual Assembly members committed to campaign on these
issues, building on a tremendous track record that confirms
what our communities can do when we organise together. Click
for campaign information.
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SLC Campaigns |
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South London Citizens members outside the Tate Modern demanding Living Wage for the contract staff
Please click
herefor more information on the London Citizens Listening to London Campaign, which was introduced to South London Citizens members at our assembly in November.
These are SLC's member
organisations for 2007
The campaigns that were discussed at the assembly included
living
wage, migrant's
rights and public
space.
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Training |
London Citizens offers a schedule of two and five-day training
courses that develop the communication, personal leadership
and team building skills that effective community organisers
need. For detailed information visit the London
Citizens Training page, where you can download a brochure
and booking form.
The training syllabus includes:
- leadership techniques
- how to connect faith and values to practical action
- the role of power and self-interest
- campaigning methods that strengthen your organisation and
community.
Learning is through role play, formal lectures, video, and
group discussion. The tutors are all experienced community organisers
working in different parts of London.
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