The Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) commissioned the Policy Research Institute (University of Wolverhampton) to conduct this study in order to develop their thinking around the CRE's integration agenda.
The overall aim of this research was to gain a thorough understanding of any differences between ethnic groups in levels of civic participation, and in motivations, and barriers affecting civic participation, with reference to six types of active non-political participation identified by the Home Office:
social participation;
- informal volunteering;
- formal volunteering;
- employer supported learning;
- neighbourhood activities; and
- engagement in social networks.
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The Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) commissioned the Policy Research Institute (University of Wolverhampton) to conduct this study in order to develop their thinking around the CRE's integration agenda.
The overall aim of this research was to gain a thorough understanding of any differences between ethnic groups in levels of civic participation, and in motivations, and barriers affecting civic participation, with reference to six types of active non-political participation identified by the Home Office:
social participation;
- informal volunteering;
- formal volunteering;
- employer supported learning;
- neighbourhood activities; and
- engagement in social networks.
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