Welcome to the website of the Federation for Community Development Learning (FCDL)

FCDL is the UK wide membership networking organisation that supports community development through advancing and promoting good quality Community Development learning and practice at local, regional and national levels. FCDL works to provide a network to support the development, evaluation and dissemination of good quality Community Development learning, training and qualification opportunities.

 
 
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Creating Changes

Creating ChangesVisit our Events page for new Practice Sharing Workshop dates in May and June.  This is part of our Creating Changes training programme, to strengthen the community development skills of workers who support small community groups and networks.

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Looking back at FCDL Conference, November 2012, Derbyshire  


Celebrating and Reclaiming Community Development Learning and Practice: in an age of ‘austerity for some’ and increasing inequality for all.
Follow up information on our recent conference will be available soon using the link below.

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NEW from the National Coalition for Independent Action: Here We Stand 

The NCIA Inquiry into local activism and dissent has now reported its findings in this new report. Click on the link below to find out more from NCIA and to download the full report and summary.

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Cuts

The current economic and political situation is affecting many of us in lots of different ways. FCDL has identified different websites, with information that you might find useful.

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Voluntary action under threat

The National Coalition for Independent Action (NCIA) has produced a new paper which presents evidence about the dangers of commissioning, localism and ‘big society,’ all part of the government’s privatisation agenda.

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