This discussion paper considers how learning can improve opportunities and life chances for all citizens, especially the poorest. A national strategy for learning and skills should set the vision, direction and resources for people to develop their talents and make the world a better place. In particular, it should clearly show how it will end poverty and social exclusion.
Written by Titus Alexander, Director of Learning from the Scarman Trust, Learning Power draws on a two-year ESF capacity building programme run by the Scarman Trust with disenfranchised and grassroots communities across England.
For further information on the paper contact Titus Alexander on 077 203 94740 or call Julia Wright, Campaign for Learning, on 020 7930 1111.
