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Welcome to the Networking Newsletter
your gateway to all of Greater Manchester's campaigns

The Networking Newsletter Project puts those interested in a better, fairer, greener world in touch with each other. This is achieved via this web site (updated at least twice a week) and a bi-monthly printed newsletter, which cover campaigns, news and forthcoming events for human rights, animal rights, the environment, development and peace issues. Free web pages are available to member groups, and the Project also provides training and support in all aspects of campaigning successfully.

Please follow the links above to news and dates about all of the Greater Manchester's campaigns. The key areas (latest newsletter, campaign dates, contacts and resources) are explained fully below. Latest news can always be found in the STOP PRESS section and some actions you can take now in our concise (but growing!) online activism section.

You join the Networking Newsletter's mini emailing list (about 2 emails per month) updating you on local campaigns, request a free web page or give (constructive!) feedback, by completing a simple form or sending an email. You can also submit your events online. And of course, we encourage you to subscribe if you like what you see!

Networking Newsletter	Issue #44, covering November and December, has the latest news from campaigns from all over Greater Manchester. Late, breaking news can be found in the STOP PRESS section. Also check out the report of the Network for Success event held on Saturday 26 January. Previous newsletters are also available.
Clash Avoidance Calendar	Check out the campaigning dates and regular activities or submit your own events for inclusion
Contacts	Check out the up-to-date comprehensive list of campaigning organisations in and around Manchester, or national groups including other online Networking Newsletter-type sites and useful contacts in general. We also have a regularly updated list of prisoners who'd appreciate you dropping them a line.
Resources	A comprehensive list of who to contact when you need practical help, advice or materials, some training or just somebody to discuss your latest campaign tactics. We've also started a page of links to online activism - please let us know of your additions. And of course, there's the list of what to boycott!
And don't forget the people in court and prison

How to get information into the next Networking Newsletter

• Use the form
• Email: info@networkingnewsletter.org.uk
• Fax: 0161 834 5797 marked "FAO: Networking Newsletter/Michael"
• Snail-mail: Networking Newsletter Project, 6 Mount Street, Manchester M2 5NS
• Phone: 0161 226 9321 (short, or urgent, items only please)

So, what is the "Networking Newsletter"?

The main elements to the project are:

• production of a regular "Networking Newsletter" containing information and updates on local and global campaigns, a colour clash avoidance calendar, details of relevant training and support, and a up-to-date contacts list.
• organisation of campaign training sessions for people to share skills in campaigning and in networking.
• acting as a clearing house for resources of interest to members of the Project.

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Back Issues

2001
Issue 37: Dec 2001/Jan 2002
Issue 36: Oct/Nov 2001
Issue 35: Aug/Sept 2001
Issue 34: Summer 2001
Issue 33: Apr/May 2001
Issue 32: Feb/Mar 2001

2000
Issue 31: Dec/Jan 2001
Issue 30: Sep/Oct
Issue 29: Jun/Jul
Issue 28: Apr/May
Issue 27: Jan/Feb

1999
Issue 26: Nov/Dec
Issue 25: Sep/Oct (not on web)
Issue 24: Summer
Issue 23: Apr/May
Issue 22: Feb/Mar

1998
Issue 21: Dec/Jan99
Issue 20: Oct/Nov
Issue 19: Aug/Sept
Issue 18: Jun/Jul
Issue 17: Apr/May
Issue 16: Jan/Feb/Mar

Issues 1-15 (Oct 94 to Dec 97) are only available by emailing a request.