 | | |
About Living our Values
The purpose of this section is to allow all our stakeholders to see how we are measuring up to the high standards outlined by the Scott Trust which owns us. These values were originally laid out by CP Scott in an article celebrating the Manchester Guardian's centenary. The site also gives you, our readers, the opportunity to become actively involved in editorial campaigns you feel passionate about, enabling you to donate money and resources, whilst ensuring that you are kept informed. |
| |
 | | CP Scott, May 5 1921
"Character is a subtle affair, and has many shades to it... fundamentally it implies honesty, cleanness [integrity], courage, fairness, a sense of duty to the reader and the community." CP Scott, editor of the Manchester Guardian for 57 years. |
| |
|
|
 | | Living our values 2006
Guardian News & Media has published its fourth social, ethical and environmental report. Under the scrutiny of an independent auditor, the report examines how responsible we are as a media organisation.
Request a hard copy |
| |
 | | CSR and newspapers
Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian, tells an audience of American journalists and academics at Harvard how the Guardian operates with regard to accountability and transparency.
Read part two |
| |
 | | Why rebrand a school?
The Guardian is supporting a rebranding project with EGA school, where pupils will work alongside brand experts and designers to redefine the school's image and identity.
The headteacher's view |
| |
 | | Help fight climate change
Each time you fly or drive you contribute to global warming. We have launched a scheme that enables you to calculate the cost of balancing out your flight emissions.
Social audit: environment |
| |
 | | Gumbi education fund 2006
The children of Gumbi, Malawi send a big thank you to the Guardian readers who have contributed to the Gumbi Education Fund. Read what has happened over the past year and our plans for the future.
View Gumbi picture gallery
It was a blessing from God (audio) |
| |
 | | Gold award for payroll giving
The Guardian was recently awarded the government-backed Gold Quality Mark in recognition of its commitment to company payroll giving. 37% of employees at Guardian Newspapers Ltd. currently donate to charitable causes through their payroll. |
| |
 | | Living our values scoops ACCA award
Guardian Newspapers Ltd has won a second major award for its social, ethical and environmental audit. The report came top in the 'innovation in social reporting' category at the 2006 ACCA awards.
Request a hard copy of the report |
| |
 | | LIVE! magazine
The Guardian has formed a new partnership with LIVE!, a magazine written solely by young people for their peers in South London. Journalists from The Guardian and Observer have been working with the young writers on articles addressing issues ranging from image and beauty to gang rape. |
| |
 | | Saving Grace appeal update
Readers have pledged regular annual donations worth £20,000 plus £6,000 in one-off gifts to support the Saving Grace foundation. In light of the Malawian government's recent commitment to provide free ARV treatment to all, find out how the Foundation will continue to support people with HIV/Aids in Malawi to rebuild their lives. |
Scott Trust
