Welcome to The Gus John Partnership website and thanks for visiting us.

We are committed to building individuals’ and organisations’ capacity to bring about change and to realise their goals. We are a body of professionals with 100 years of experience of running successful organisations in the public, corporate, voluntary and community sectors. Our staff all have a personal commitment to and proven expertise in promoting Equality and Social Justice and valuing diversity. We welcome the opportunity to share with you some of the many successful things we have done and the services we are able to offer to you.

Professor Gus John
Chief Executive and Principal Consultant

"Pride in Our Heritage" is an endorsement of the vision and mission in the chosen theme ‘African Caribbean Survival and Transformation’ for the Leeds Bi-Centenary Transformation Project

A tribute to the Honourable Dr Louise Bennett Coverley who passed away in July 2006 can be read here

Paper

Professor Gus John delivered a crucial paper entitled "Guns, Gangs, Ghosts" in June 2006 to a community conference in Manchester it is available here for the first time in full.

The Gus John Partnership is pleased to announce the launch of "Taking a Stand". The book is now available at a cost of £16.99 plus postage and packing. For up to date details of launch events please check our 'News & Views' page

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High Alert - Up For Grabs Comment on An Education System For the 21st Century

Professor Gus John has written a paper contributing to the current debate on the Education and Inspections Bill. The paper is a comment on Professor Peter Mortimore's independent review of the NUT's Education Statement: Bringing Down the Barriers and the Government's White Paper: Higher Standards Better Schools For All.

High Alert - DfES White Paper: Higher Standards, Better Schools For All

Professor Gus John has written to the Commission for Racial Equality expressing grave concern about the fact that this White Paper fails to comply with the requirements of the Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000 and other Equality and Human Rights legislation, especially relating to the rights of the child.

The White Paper is now the Education and Inspection Bill. The Prime Minister has made it clear that the reforms if approved by Parliament will be ‘irreversible’. GJP thinks it essential, therefore, that the Government demonstrate how the new arrangements for providing schooling will comply with race relations and other relevant legislation and will ensure local access to a good school offering high quality education for every child. Please click here to read a full copy of the letter.

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