BIG awards first 90 grants designed to mitigate charity funding cuts 1
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Adam Martin
Reporter, Civil Society from July 2011
Adam has worked for Civil Society Media since summer 2011 having moved to London in July after a spell away travelling. Adam has progressed through the organisation after initially being employed within the subscriptions department. He now combines this responsibility with research and reporting.
Previously Adam has worked in a variety of administrative roles and has also taught basic IT to adults.
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