Supported by WEA and U3A tutors and students. Everybody welcome. Come when you can. Notes are provided (one side of A4) in
advance for each session. Some sessions
are based
Back on the Front Page rota. During the long Christmas break, we had the "Best of" taking up the right hand side and occasional pieces on the left
Israeli women's organisations demand immediate peace talks, not war: that words and actions be conducted in another language
Zoya Rouhana writes from Beirut:
Dear friends,
Women in the Arab countries have been desperately striving to achieve gender equality and overcome the results of hundreds of years of oppression.
openDemocracy in 2008
if (WIDGETBOX) WIDGETBOX.renderWidget('d3db5815-2d92-4308-9244-04ce30cb3b9b');Get the <a href="http://www.widgetbox.com/widget/flickr-slideshow-pricew">Flickr User Slideshow</a>
JOB ADVERTISEMENT - do not apply to openDemocracy
To advertise your job here, email info (at) opendemocracy.net
********************************************************************************************************************
Executive Director – Democratic Audit
Get full job specification and application details
Nikos Konstandaras, managing editor of the Daily Kathimerini, offers his view on the events in Greece. His 11 December article "The sources of rage" can also be found
The devastating shooting of a young student, and the string of violent episodes that followed it, has brought Greece to its knees and laid bare a deeper feeling of discontent
We offer selected partners advertising boxes inside our articles.
Contact julian dot stern at opendemocracy dot net
Breaking the Cycle of Violence: finding a place of peace. Women in Birmingham who have escaped violence at home talk to Siobhan O'Connell.
Editor's introduction: Laura Sandys is the Chair of the openDemocracy Board as well as a contributor and a Conservative candidate preparing to fight the coming election. This post
A photo-essay by Nick Eastlake
The wind whistles, dogs howl. This might all be in your head but when you’re heading out on a windswept autumn evening it does
