The 7 Keys To Citizenship

THE 7 KEYS TO CITIZENSHIP

We can be equal and different by becoming citizens and supporting others to achieve citizenship.

Simon Duffy's THE KEYS TO CITIZENSHIP

Describes how we can achieve citizenship in our everyday lives

Citizenship is a funny word - and it can have several meanings - but it is a useful word, because it can be used to describe how human beings can live together - with justice and mutual respect. Citizenship means:

Being respected - being able to hold your head up high and getting respect from those around you
Being equal - citizens all have the same fundamental worth or dignity, they don’t believe that just because someone has more money, power or a better-paid job that this makes them a better person
Being different - citizens are not identical, they have many different gifts which they bring together to build a better world

Citizenship Is Important

Because It Means Being Treated With Respect And Dignity!

Citizens have RIGHTS, including the right to get help to be a citizen

Citizens have DUTIES, including the duty to help others be a citizen

Citizens are FREE. We live our own life, our own way, but as part of a community

An Accessible Guide

To Citizenship For All

Download This Free Guide Here

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Citizenship - The Key To A Good Life

Wendy Perez and Simon Duffy explain the Keys to Citizenship and share the work they have done on improving the model since it was first published.

Wendy explains why people with learning difficulties should have the same rights as everyone to live full and meaningful lives. She also discusses the importance of talking about sex, love and contribution to community life.

Building Lives

Of Inclusion ... Belonging ... Contribution And Friendships