
After months of anticipation, the winners for best book and best first book from seven countries across four regions have been announced and will now go through to the final stage of the 2010 Commonwealth Writers' Prize in April.
The Commonwealth Foundation is pleased to support a forthcoming conference for policy makers, politicians, academic and NGO experts and business people as part of the Commonwealth theme for 2010; Science, Technology and Society.
The Challenge Fund encourages civil society organisations to engage with human rights issues by building the capacity of their members and the population at large.
Applications are invited from Commonwealth citizens for Senior Executive Officer.
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Call for papers on the theme "Citizenship and the Commonwealth"
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Find out how you can celebrate the Commonwealth theme for 2010.
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Featuring a Commonwealth Short Story: The One-Armed Thief by Kachi A Ozumba, and Dr Mark Collins speaking on Human Rights.
Featuring a Commonwealth Short Story: Debbie's Call by Manasi Subramaniam.
Featuring a Commonwealth Short Story: The Colour of Rain by Terri-Anne Green, and an address by Angela Cropper
Featuring a Commonwealth Short Story: Broken Glass by Juliet Barnes and Doris Bingley speaking on Gender.
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