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Julia Unwin: Philanthropy must start listening to the poor
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[Civil Society Media] - The power of philanthropy can corrupt and cause damage just as much as good, and must renew itself for modern conditions if it is to bring about positive change in future, Julia Unwin said last night. In a powerful and provocative lecture at Gresham
Guardian: The Daily Mail's front page today
[The Guardian (blog)] - (thanks to Julia Unwin for the link) The Children's Society has posted a budget response video on YouTube. Policy director Enver Solomon says: This budget has been a missed opportunity to help the families who are really in the most difficult situation
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[Money Marketing] - But Joseph Rowntree Foundation chief executive Julia Unwin warned equity release cannot cover the increasing levels of retiree debt. She said: “The Treasury has its eyes on equity release to pay for people's old age, to pay for care, provide insurance
Google News: York: poverty provides tale of two cities
[Financial Times] - Julia Unwin, chief executive of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, argues that the disjuncture between the lives of the haves and have-nots is being deepened by the “coercive and harsh” rhetoric of the coalition – and that of the previous government – as
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