Making Development Fair: An event from Engineers Without Borders

Drowning World features work by photographer and filmmaker Gideon Mendel, who chose to focus on the extreme circumstances of flooding as his way of responding metaphorically to the threat of climate change.

INTRAC's well-regarded training programme for NGOs runs through to March 2005 in Oxford and London. Courses concentrate on issues around strengthening civil society, organisational capacity building, and programme development. A strong belief in values of social justice, empowerment and the participation of poor people in their own development is reflected in INTRAC's approach to training and learning.

30.08.2004 Thousands of men, women and children are still being held without charge or trial in detention centres in Iraq. Amnesty International urges you to write to the Iraqi government to demand better treatment for these people.

ItrainOnline is a joint initiative of OneWorld and five other organisations with expertise in computer, internet and muiltimedia training: APC, Bellanet, IICD, INASP and UNESCO. ItrainOnline responds to the need for a single multilingual source on the web providing computer, internet and multimedia training resources for development and social change. Find out more.

The Trial of Tony Blair was a fringe event at the Labour Party Spring Conference held in Manchester on 12 March 2004 and organised by the Stop the War Coaltion. The meeting was presided over by a judge in full regalia including a superb wig. Two grinning statues of Blair also adorned the platform. The jury - the people at the event - unanimously voted the PM guilty.

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