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All applications must be submitted in hardcopy (not by email).

The Barry Amiel and Norman Melburn Trust considers applications twice yearly and the next meeting at which we would be able to consider your application for funding will be held on Thursday, 17 July 2008.

The closing deadline for submissions for this meeting is Friday, 20 June 2008.

If you do wish to put in an apply for funds, please contact the administrator on apply@amielandmelburn.org.uk for detailed application guidelines. All applications must be submitted in hardcopy (not by email) and application forms are only available from the administrator. Any applications which do not meet the application guidelines will not be accepted.

Please note that the Trust does not normally award funds to subsidize the continuation or running of University/College courses; cover transportation costs to or from Conferences; or subsidize fees/maintenance for undergraduate or postgraduate students.



Grants & awards		Application for funding All applications must be submitted in hardcopy (not by email). The Barry Amiel and Norman Melburn Trust considers applications twice yearly and the next meeting at which we would be able to consider your application for funding will be held on Thursday, 17 July 2008. The closing deadline for submissions for this meeting is Friday, 20 June 2008. If you do wish to put in an apply for funds, please contact the administrator on apply@amielandmelburn.org.uk for detailed application guidelines. All applications must be submitted in hardcopy (not by email) and application forms are only available from the administrator. Any applications which do not meet the application guidelines will not be accepted. Please note that the Trust does not normally award funds to subsidize the continuation or running of University/College courses; cover transportation costs to or from Conferences; or subsidize fees/maintenance for undergraduate or postgraduate students.
The Merlin Press have just announced publication due in April 2007 of Michael Wolfers biography of Thomas Hodgkin, book supported by the Barry Amiel & Norman melburn Trust
	When Thomas Hodgkin left Oxford few would have expected that someone from a privileged public school would emerge as a Marxist and a dissident. Michael Wolfers provides the first detailed biography of Hodgkin - as a remarkable human being and intellectual.
Black Gold, a film documentary supported by the Barry Amiel and Norman Melburn Trust is part of the official selection of the London Film Festival 2006. Black Gold is a moving and eye-opening look into the 80-billion-dollar global coffee industry, where the spoils of overpriced lattes and cappuccinos are sparsely shared with the farmers who make it all possible. Sundance Film Festival

Pojects awarded grants in 2002-2006 Dingle Community Theatre Simon Jones was Someone Compass Compass working group seminars Martin Jacques Nature of Asian Modernity Camden Abu Dis Friendship Assoc Abu Dis Young People’s visit to Camden Hilary Smith Palestinian Women Speak Victor Jara Foundation Archive Preventive Conservation Gavin Rae Poland’s Road From Socialism Dr Julian Tudor Hart Julian Tudor Hart Website Matthew Worley Togliatti Peace Institute Postfordism Grassroots Umbrella Network Education & Training Project Andrew Flinn Labour in Exile Compass Compass Manifesto for Democratic Left Ken Sprague Fund Ken Sprague Fund Andrew Pearmain Gramsci in History Cuba Choir Santiago de Cuba Dr Gavin Rae Poland's fragmenting consensus Alan Miles Who Shot the Sheriff Bevan Foundation Social justice workshop Fulcrum TV One man and his books Wayne David - Ness Edwards Lawrence & Wishart - Arthur Horner www.l-w-bks.co.uk/ Media Lens media lens http://www.medialens.org/index.html J Callaghan Rethinking Social Democracy J Tomasiewicz Stalinist-Maoist Opposition Peace Institute Slovenia Love and Politics http://www.mirovni-institut.si/ H Wainwright Pilot of a European Left P Walton Dancing for Palestine New Left Trust NLR Archive http://www.newleftreview.net/ Big Thinking Tom Nairn: the Break-up of Britain The Initiative Factory: Mayday Celebratios 2003 Sheffield Socialist Choir: Cuba Solidarity Campaign http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/~matt/choir/ssc.html Dr H Jones Online Resources in CPGB History TUC Library Collection The Union Makes Us Strong http://www.unionhistory.info/ Int. Centre for Labour Studies Source of Radicalism conference http://les1.man.ac.uk/icls/events.html#Sources J Clark Shaking the Chains Prof J Callaghan Rethinking Social Democracy Scottish Left Review SLR Archive http://www.scottishleftreview.org/ Socialist History Society Dissent & the State 1945-2000 http://www.socialisthistorysociety.co.uk/welcome.htm Ruth First Memorial Trust Archive Project http://www.sas.ac.uk/commonwealthstudies/archives/first.htm North West Labour History Group Journal Summer 2002 http://www.wcml.org.uk/nwlhg/home.html J Peck Persistance: The story of British Communist R Hunter Edward Ruston Dr A Ramamurthy Imperial Persuader A Boyd Jim Connell P Anderson Remodelling the Economic Model of Development Democratic Left Scotland Seminar/Publication Transnational Institute World Social Forum http://tni.antenna.nl/index.phtml J Toporowski Sam Aaronovitch Research Prof G Craig Joe Kenyon Archive H Wainwright Red Pepper Supplement G Andrews Culture, Ideology and Strategy of the PCGB Catalyst Globalisation http://www.catalystforum.org.uk/about/index.html Democratic Left Scotland Eurovision Media Lens media lens http://www.medialens.org/index.html M Worley In Search of Revolution Red Herring Product, The Politics Issues The Trust granted from 1993 to 2001 the following funds: conferences: £ 42,488 publications: £ 46,194 archiving: £ 60,671 performances £ 11,000.


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