New Generation Network

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The New Generation Network is a group and manifesto set up to challenge the current discourse of race relations in the UK. The group's manifesto, Race and faith: a new agenda [1], was published on November 20, 2006 on The Guardian newspaper's Comment is Free website.

[edit] Initial Signatories

Sunny Hundal (writer, commentator)
Ziauddin Sardar (writer, commentator and broadcaster)
Sunder Katwala (general secretary of the Fabian Society)
Hari Kunzru (writer)
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown (writer and commentator)
Sukhdev Sandhu (writer and journalist)
Dr Robert Beckford (lecturer and broadcaster)
Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti (writer and playwright)
Reem Maghribi (Sharq magazine editor-in-chief)
Dr Priyamvada Gopal (lecturer at Cambridge University)
Dave Hill (writer)
Maya Sikand (barrister)
Rehna Azim (barrister and writer)
Tommy Nagra (executive producer, television)
Farmida Bi (Progressive British Muslims)
Ravi Mattu (journalist, writer)
Maha Sardar (barrister, writer)
Rahul Verma (journalist, commentator)
Arif Naqvi (grassroots charity worker)
Sara Wajid (writer)
Sadaf Meehan (journalist)
Sonia Afroz (grassroots charity worker)
Rohan Jayasekera (associate editor, Index on Censorship magazine)
Simon Barrow (co-founder, Ekklesia think-tank)
Catherine Fieschi (acting director, Demos)
Gautam Malkani (author, journalist)

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