Working with our partners we reach millions of people worldwide. Here are some of our success stories.
Over the years, we've worked with a variety of artists and theatres to ask important questions about today's society. Explore our past programs
Over the years, we've worked with a variety of artists and theatres to spread the values of equality, diversity, and inclusion. Explore our past programs
The Global Innovation Initiative (GII) was a shared commitment between the United Kingdom and the United States to strengthen research collaboration between universities in the UK and US.
#FiveFilms4Freedom is the world's first global, digital LGBT short-film program, created in collaboration between the British Council and the British Film Institute.
The Muslim Humanitarian Sector report provides a summary of the major issues emerging from a year of dialogue based focused groups and stakeholder research aimed at better understanding the barriers to, and opportunities for, greater cooperation with the global Muslim aid and development sector.
From 2015-2016, project partners British Council, Georgia State University and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue convened two workshops in London and Washington, DC. These workshops surveyed and mapped over 30 civil society organizations which work directly on preventing or countering all forms of violent extremism, as well as organizations championing other community-based initiatives focused on integration, communications, education or arts and culture.
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