REPORTS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD OR TO BUY

	Belgrave Memories More than 80 people of all ages, gender, faith and ethnicity tell us about their life in Belgrave over a period of 60 years starting from the Second World War. In 116 full colour pages Belgrave Memories tells the true tale of Belgrave as those people who lived and worked there remember it. Buy this book for £10 including P+P
	Tales of Belgrave - 60 Years of Heritage 400 pages of full transcripts of more than 80 interviews of Belgrave people telling their tales from a German prisoner of war to a Portugese cafe owner. Buy this book from £35 including P+P
	The Intercultural State: Citizenship & National Security A study of how people of different cultures and backgrounds can and should live together in the United Kingdom. Foreword by John Benyon, Professor of Political Studies & Director of Lifelong Learning University of Leicester. Download the press release for The Intercultural State (900Kb). Click here. Buy this study from £5 including P+P
	Flavours of Leicester Young Leicester Asians Look at Their Heritage. While three teenagers weigh up the pros and cons of shopping in the modern world, an entrepreneurial young designer is looking for help as he passionately follows his dream... Author Bali Rai says: "What a brilliant reflection of the unique nature of Leicester, the UK's true multicultural city. Well written with great illustrations and funny too. Shame I didn't get to punch Bush on the nose myself. Well done!!" Buy the comic for £2.50 plus 50p P+P
	Engagement With Cultures: From Diversity to Interculturalism More than 600 people attended a series of exemplary intercultural events around Leicester during 2005. Buy the report with a foreword by Ted Cantle from only £5 including P+P
	Four Wards Intercultural DVD More than 600 people attended a series of exemplary intercultural events around Leicester during 2005. Watch the DVD available for only £10 including P+P
	Preserving Asian Heritage 2 DVD set These are the stories of Asians who were expelled from Uganda during the government of Idi Amin in the 1970s, and who eventually settled in the UK, particularly Leicester. By turns surprising, uplifting and tragic, these stories throw a new light on events in recent history which have done much to help shape the multi-ethnic, multicultural nature of today's society. Watch the DVD available from only £15 including P+P
	Dallas Report 1.9MB A report on the National Minority Supplier Diversity Conference held in Dallas, Texas, October 2005.
	Introduction to Integrated Cities by Prof Richard Bonney 6.1MB Integrated Cities by Asaf Hussain, Tim Haq & Bill Law 484KB A report based on a survey focusing on the views and attitudes towards cultures of some segments of Leicester's general population. The principal question asked was: 'Leicester may be a multicultural city, but is it culturally integrated at the grassroots level?'
	EMEN DL Leaflet 736KB