Of the Region, for the World; of the World, for the Region

As we stretch our reach across the world through teaching, and through our extensive international research collaborations, UEA’s Civic Charter will ground us and unite us. Ultimately, our civic roots and activities are all about the people who cultivate them and the people who benefit from them.

The university looks forward to collaborating with friends and partners as we look to the future and work towards our ambitions for the region and beyond.

Sign the UEA Charter

Signatures

We appreciate each and every signature marking support for this aspect of our work and invite you to join us in signing the UEA Civic Charter.

Filter the list below to view our supporters from both organisations and individuals.

This page is updated regularly with Charter signatories and their public commitments.

 

Signatories to date: 91


Huntingfield Enterprises Ltd

We are very pleased to have members of staff supported by UEA, through the Training Levy, to undertake Level 3 Horticulture under the training  programme offered by the YMCA.  Drove Orchards, on the North Norfolk coast, is a 40 acres Heritage Apple Orchard with over 150 varieties all from East Anglia and is open to the public. 

Norfolk Community Law Service

Norfolk Community Law Service is proud to work with the University Of East Anglia, particularly around our scheme to ensure 50 students every year are given valuable real-life experience of working in their chosen area of subject.

Age UK Norwich

We have a rich history of collaborating with the University to unpack social issues, evaluate services, and forward research and innovation

Breckland District Council

Breckland District Council is privileged and proud to be a signatory of the UEA’s Civic Charter. We are connected by a common purpose, values and clear ambitions of supporting and enabling our communities to reach their potential.

Age UK Norfolk

Age UK Norfolk is pleased to sign the UEA Civic Charter and support the University. Our vision is to improve the experiences of people in later life and make Norfolk a great place to grow older.

St Martins, Norwich

St Martins believe no one should need to sleep rough on the streets of Norwich and that every person who needs our services is treated with kindness and compassion. We believe in social justice and fair opportunities for all. This is why we’re proud to sign the UEA Civic Charter and to pledge our support to our local University.
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