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The voice of Scotland’s vibrant voluntary sector

Published by Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

TFN is published by the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations, Caledonian Exchange, 19A Canning Street, Edinburgh EH3 8EG. The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation. Registration number SC003558.

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Distrust is holding back local democracy
Calum Irving sat on the Commissioning on Strengthening Local Democracy and believes institutions must learn to trust each other to govern effectively locally
OPINION 15 August 2014 Guest post
 
Ready, Steady, Vote Week: captivating a generation
​This is a crucial time to be engaging young people in democracy. Louise Cameron MSYP explains why Ready, Steady, Vote Week is so important
OPINION 14 August 2014 Guest post
 
Call to condemn rise of antisemitism in Scotland
The Scottish Council of Jewish Communities calls on public bodies to recognise and condemn the rise in antisemitism in Scotland
OPINION 13 August 2014 Guest post
 
Momentum on welfare mustn’t stop after referendum
Philippa Faulkner says people with HIV are disproportionately impacted by welfare reforms
OPINION 13 August 2014 Guest post
 
The key to partnership is trust
Angela Morgan explains why learning to trust potential partners is essential for the development of strong third sector services
OPINION 11 August 2014 Guest post
 
Unlocking the power of the UN human rights system
Deirdre Flanigan explains how voluntary organisations can use the United Nations human rights system to improve lives for the people they support
OPINION 11 August 2014 Guest post
 
Social enterprise and Scotland’s future
Duncan Thorp explains why social enterprises will play a pivotal role in creating a better, more just society after the referendum on 18 September
OPINION 8 August 2014 by Social Enterprise Scotland
 
The human rights legacy of Glasgow 2014
Joshua McCormick MSYP explains why one legacy of Glasgow 2014 should be improvements in human rights across the Commonwealth
OPINION 8 August 2014 by YouthLink Scotland
 
Climate change threat deepens as focus is on referendum
Deborah Long says environmental activists are looking beyond the referendum to the much bigger issue facing humanity: climate change
OPINION 7 August 2014 Guest post
 
The legacy of the games will be seen in people
TFN reporter Paul Cardwell was one of 15,000 Clydesiders at the Commonwealth Games. He says the legacy of the games involves more than bricks and mortar
OPINION 7 August 2014 by Paul Cardwell
TFN Guide to Running a Charity or Social Enterprise 2024

This year’s Guide takes a look at how the sector is progressing in inclusion, diversity, equality and environmentalism - what more can be done to further these aims, featuring a wealth of expert opinion, advice and reflection.

Read it here
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