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It is true that London is a very unequal city, and has become much more unequal over the last 30 years, and that this rise in inequality is due at least in part to aspects of the capital’s economy. But inequality is one thing and poverty is another. Even in the most unequal city in the UK there is no reason why any child should be in poverty.

Capital Gains: The London Child Poverty Commission’s Final Report (2008)

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Campaigns Toolkit now available - 30th of Jul, 2009

Attention aspiring child poverty campaigners!

4in10 is pleased to announce the release of the first part of our five part Toolkit. This Toolkit is aimed at employees and volunteers from third sector organisations across the city, but concerned citizens are also invited to make use of it.

If you live or work in Newham or Westminster, the good news is that campaigns in these boroughs are already well under way so getting involved couldn't be simpler. Just contact London Campaigns Officer Natasha Adams to find out how.

If you live or work in London outside Newham and Westminster, the 4in10 Campaigners Toolikit can help you get a campaign of your own started. It is designed to help aspiring campaigners across the city take action to improve the lives of London children living in low income families. A summary of handy hints and tips can be downloaded below:

Toolkit Part 2: The Summary

Watch this space for more detail in parts 1, 3, 4 & 5, coming soon.

For more information please contact London Campaigns Officer Natasha Adams; e: natasha@ecpc.org.uk or t: 020 7278 6676

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