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About the English-Speaking Union How to submit to dialogue The ESU brings together and empowers people of different languages and cultures. By building skills and confidence in communication, we give people the opportunity to realise their potential. Worldwide, the members and alumni of the ESU support these objectives. Our vision is to provide people in the UK and internationally with communication skills, confidence and networking opportunities. We endeavour to see that the value of good communication as an essential attribute for individual, community and global development and understanding is publicly recognised and widely integrated into education and social policy. International submissions Submissions should be made to editor@esu.org Branch submissions Submissions should be made to esubranchesnews @gmail.com We welcome all submissions for consideration. Photos and Illustrations Digital photos are preferred. Please send the original file from your digital camera – do not re-save or change the title from the default setting (this can degrade the resolution and limit the file size making photos poorer quality than the original file). For every photo please send a caption. It is only necessary to name key individuals in a large group. Refer to the photo by its full filename in the write-up of its accompanying article and advise us of the names of all the people pictured, e.g. “IMG_345.jpg – (L-R) Joe Bloggs, Bill Boggs,Kate Coggs” If you have questions please contact the Editor at Dartmouth House – 020 7529 1579 or editor@esu.org Deadlines Submissions for the edition published on: 15 March submissions need to be received by 1 February 15 June submissions need to be received by 1 May 15 September submissions need to be received by 1 August 15 December submissions need to be received by 1 November The ESU reserves the right not to publish submissions. The English-Speaking Union Dartmouth House 37 Charles Street London W1J 5ED T +44 (0)20 7529 1550 esu@esu.org www.esu.org Registered Charity No. 273136 Postal submissions should be made as a last resort. Postal address The Editor ESU, Dartmouth House 37 Charles Street London W1J 5ED © All material copyright ESU DIALOGUE 2
CREDITS Managing Editors Annette Fisher, Kate Bond, Martin Mulloy Editor Roberta Pearce Branches Editor Meriel Talbot Design The Click Design Consultants theclickdesign.com EDITORIAL 04 Letter from the Chairman of the English-Speaking Union: Dame Mary Richardson_04 A message from The Director-General: Peter Kyle_06 FEATURES Awards Day at Buckingham Palace_08 SSE Update and Thanksgiving Dinner_11 Debating the Evidence Research Project_12 PROGRAMMES 07 London Debate Challenge_14 International Public Speaking Competition_14 Discover Your Voice_15 John Smith Memorial Mace_15 Mooting Competition_16 Debate Academy_17 International Council Meeting_17 Shakespeare Debate_18 Schools Mace and Public Speaking Competition for Schools_19 Summer Seminars_20 13 House of Lords Tea Party_21 Music Scholarships_21 Reform Club Debate_22 Iceland Launch_23 Middle East Arab Partnership Project_24 International Delegations_24 Diplomat Reception_25 Speech & Debate Intern_25 Japan Tour_26 ALUMNI A Year of Reunions_30 All Alumni Reunion_30 29 IPSC 30th Anniversary Dinner_31 Young Alumni Reunion_32 Lindemann Reunion_33 Furness Feast/Harvard-Westlake Reunion_34 SSE Scholarship 50th Anniversary Reunion_34 If it Wasn’t for the ESU . . . !_35 BRANCHES Branch reports_44 Regional diary_55 DIARY DATES 43 57 DIALOGUE 3
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