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We are pleased to offer an opportunity for community and not-for-profit organisations with objectives broadly sympathetic to those of Catholica to advertise on our website and via our e-Bulletins If you have an initiative or program you would like to promote to the national and international audience we reach via Catholica Australia you are most welcome to send material to us. Catholica itself is a fairly small community of about 400 individuals who support our endeavours in various ways. We have a larger outreach to visitors who discover our website principally through search engines and this is where we expect our endeavour to grow in the future. At present we have a monthly readership of around 25,000 individuals and this is now growing rapidly each month. At the beginning of February 2009 the global distribution of our readership according to the web traffic information company Alexa was as follows: 
We are happy to carry promotions for your endeavours on a contra basis where you promote our endeavour to your members. This might be by, for example, advertising on your website, the distribution of bookmarks or fliers (which we'd be happy to provide) to your members at an event or through your regular mailouts, or it might be just verbal acknowledgment of Catholica at an event. Where possible we also welcome invitations where writers from Catholica can cover events, or reports from events that can be published on Catholica. Remember, if you are mounting an event don't forget the audience beyond the one immediately in the room you are holding the event in! We also welcome paid advertising from those who wish to support Catholica and who might have a commercial incentive to be making contact with our audience. Book publishers and retailers might find this of interest for new publishing initiatives that might be of interest to our readers. I look forward to hearing from you, Yours sincerely, Brian Coyne If
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How economic inequality harms societies... We feel instinctively that societies with huge income gaps are somehow going wrong. Richard Wilkinson charts the hard data on economic inequality, and shows what gets worse when rich and poor are too far apart: real effects on health, lifespan, even such basic values as trust. Richard Wilkinson, is Professor Emeritus of Social Epidemiology at the University of Nottingham, and cofounder of The Equality Trust, a nonprofit that aims to reduce income inequality by educating and engaging the public while supporting political commitment to address the problem. 16m55s [String on the Catholica Forum where the general issue of wealth inequality and this documentary was first discussed 25Jan12] | [WATCH THE VIDEO]
Doco 035: 25Jan12
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