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Paper: 20.04.26 Sheffield Vision for Neighbourhood Health Sheffield aims to create a neighbourhood health system that respects the role of citizens and communities.
Paper: 20.04.26 Personalisation, Participation & Community Innovative training to connect professionals, families and disabled people in the Basque Country.
Paper: 13.04.26 Care is a Societal Challenge Fundamental to our humanity, Bob Rhodes summarises the central policy challenge for our care systems.
Training: 10.04.26 Abundance Abundance is a supported entrepreneurship platform for people with intellectual disabilities.
Paper: 08.04.26 Behind Closed Doors Research by Homecare Voices on what employment in homecare looks like in practice.
Paper: 08.04.26 The Threat of Private Healthcare Insurance Mo Stewart describes the threat to universal healthcare from within welfare reform.
Paper: 08.04.26 No One Held to Account Mo Stewart summarises research on the failures of disability welfare reforms.
Article: 07.04.26 Shaping Public Policy John O'Brien's quiet influence from Valuing People to neighbourhood care.
Paper: 07.04.26 Support at Home for Older people Delivering autonomy, empowerment and freedom of choice for older people.
Paper: 15.03.26 Complex People Don't Exist. Unstable Systems Do. The failure to create stable systems of support is causing harm, extra cost and institutionalisation.
Article: 12.03.26 The Importance of Relationships John O'Brien always respected those who provided direct support and the value of those relationships.
Paper: 12.03.26 Person-Centred Planning and Transformative Change An exploration of how person-centred planning could become an important tool of local system change.
Article: 12.03.26 Poverty in Residential Care The residential care system does not provide people with the incomes they need to thrive and contribute.
Article: 04.03.26 The Threat of Genetic Modification Alicia Hull questions how genetic modification could affect our natural world.
Article: 20.02.26 Driven by Accomplishment John O'Brien described what good looked like, in a simple and straightforward format that inspired others.
Article: 17.02.26 Vocational Education and Training Part 5 in Gary Hammonds' new series looking at Britain's crumbling education system.
Article: 11.02.26 How to Make Great British Rail Great Again Alicia Hull proposes different ways to make Great British Rail great after the destruction due to privatisation.
Article: 21.01.26 Finding Self-Advocacy John O'Brien was instrumental in bringing the idea of self-advocacy into people's lives.
Article: 14.01.26 Staff Experience Part 4 in Gary Hammonds' new series looking at Britain's crumbling education system.
Article: 07.01.26 A Higher Purpose John O'Brien helped people to find our deeper purpose while also recognising the complexity of our shared work.
Article: 07.01.26 Citizens as Cooperative Problem-Solvers Henry Tam outlines how the essential skills of citizenship can be developed so that everyone can be involved.
Article: 17.12.25 Principles to Effectively Work with Communities If you want to really work with communities Glyn Butcher explains how.
Article: 16.12.25 The Bridge to Inclusion John O'Brien did not just offer a vision of inclusion he also helped build the bridge towards it.
Article: 15.12.25 Love Sheffield X Project Ignite Movements for change in Sheffield helping people to grow real lives, real choices and a sense of belonging.
Article: 10.12.25 Deep Deinstitutionalisation The journey away from the institution demands we think more deeply about the world we need to create.
Paper: 20.11.25 Keywords in Person-Centred Planning John O'Brien helps us understand the true intentions of person-centred practice.
Article: 17.11.25 Seeing Beyond the Institution Nan Carle reminds us how John O'Brien helped us escape institutional thinking and imagine a world of inclusion.
Article: 17.11.25 Empowering Families The Now & Next program proactively supports young people with disabilities and their parents and families.
Paper: 12.11.25 A Community Platform for Euston Building a platform for the voice of residents in St Pancras & Somers Town, Regent's Park, and Bloomsbury.
Article: 10.11.25 What is State Trafficking and How Can We Stop it? Alicia Hull describes how governments around the world are increasingly treating ordinary people as slaves.
Article: 23.10.25 Goodbye and Thank You We remember John O'Brien, whose ideas have had transformational social impact.
Article: 21.10.25 Social Segregation Part Three in a new series of articles looking at Britain's crumbling education system.
Article: 20.10.25 Regenerating Melbourne Regen Melbourne has created an innovative framework to bring civic and natural life to the city.
Paper: 15.10.25 The Citizenship Manifesto How we create a world where everyone matters.
Paper: 08.10.25 Leadership in Complexity The Cynefin framework for decision-making casts light on the work of person-centred planning.
Article: 06.10.25 Citizen Participation and Land Use Planning Citizens must have the right to shape their own communities through the planning process.
Article: 03.10.25 Citizen Network Hits Parliament Sharing our values: everyone is equal, everyone is different and everyone is a citizen at an event in Westminster.
Article: 01.10.25 Youth Quest in Ireland Young adults in Ireland take part in the first Now & Next Youth Quest programme.
Reviews: 30.09.25 Beautiful Lives: How We Got Learning Disabilities So Wrong David Towell reviews Stephen Unwin's book examining changing attitudes towards people with learning disabilities.
Paper: 23.09.25 Neighbourhoods of Care A strategy to reorientate care policies to support citizenship and inclusive neighbourhoods.
Article: 22.09.25 Putting Communities First: 12 Recommendations Cormac Russell provides a clear strategy for the state to rebuild trust with communities.
Paper: 14.09.25 Democracy SOS For democracy to function, it must enable citizens to participate meaningfully in shaping their own governance.
Books: 25.08.25 Communitarianism A Review Henry Tam's book outlines an inclusive and democratic vision that we could all get behind.
Reviews: 25.08.25 Just Earth The growing environmental catastrophe demands the total mobilisation of government and society.
Article: 25.08.25 Work and Neighbourhoods of Care in Barnsley Neighbourhood-based strategies around employment must also value the role care plays.
Article: 21.08.25 APPG on Poverty and Inequality Evidence by the Basic Income Movement into the Disproportionate Impact of Poverty and Inequality on Disabled People.
Paper: 21.08.25 Citizens, Neighbourhoods and Basic Income Some thoughts regarding Basic Income and how it can positively affect citizens and neighbourhoods
Paper: 08.08.25 Better Benefits Innovative research shows strong support for Basic Income Plus as a model to reform income security.
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