The Citizenship and Community Cohesion Project involved primary and secondary schools working collaboratively on action research projects, developing and reviewing resources to support the delivery of Community Cohesion and Citizenship in Bradford Schools and beyond. The question 'Who Do We Think We Are?' and associated explorations of identity, diversity and citizenship, were integral to all the projects developed by the schools.

On 30th June 2008 a symposium was held at the Bradford Academy to present the outcomes of the projects, share good practice and enable young people to feedback their thoughts on the success of the initiative.

The following eight schools presented their work and a summary report of the young people's views is available online at http://www.cohesionbradford.org/:

• Bradford Academy - Genocide and the Holocaust
• Feversham Primary - Sacred Spaces
• High Fernley Primary - Slavery: An Unfinished Business & REWIND Anti-Racism Project
• Laisterdyke Business and Enterprise College - The Holocaust;
• Nessfield Primary - Cultural Heritage Trails
• Newhall Park Primary - Sacred Spaces
• Queensbury Secondary School - REWIND Anti-Racism Project
• Woodside Primary - Cultural Heritage Trails

For further information, please visit the Cohesion Bradford website (managed by Education Bradford's Diversity and Cohesion Service) at http://www.cohesionbradford.org/.