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Film: 14.07.18
Using the law
On May 30, 2018 a conference in Stockholm, Sweden focused on the importance of using the law as a tool for social change.
Film: 14.07.18
Sharing stories for inclusion
In this film, Krystian Shaw talks about a business he started called The Kamloops Self-Advocate Newsletter.
Inspiration: 07.07.18
Quip - a library
Quip work throughout the Czech Republic and internationally and have worked on many European projects.
Books: 07.07.18
What Should Citizens Believe?
Exposing the dogmas and lies that damage society.
Article: 06.07.18
What is the alternative to neoliberalism?
Simon Duffy reflects on the intellectual and practical challenge facing thinkers opposed to the current neoliberal…
Film: 06.07.18
Cut Out
A film-poem that showcases poetry produced by members of the People Focused Group (PFG) in Doncaster, England.
Film: 04.07.18
Introducing Studio 73
Studio 73 is a social enterprise in Newton, British Columbia that produces handcrafted artwork.
Inspiration: 29.06.18
Kamloops Self-Advocate Newsletter
Krystian Shaw is an inspiring person with a learning disability. Here he explains the work he is doing for inclusion and…
Paper: 26.06.18
Reclaiming ‘Chronic Illness’
An exploration of the meaning of the term ‘chronic illness’ and the relationship between people with…
Film: 25.06.18
Why Northamptonshire Went Bust
Simon Duffy explains why Northamptonshire went bust and what kind of thinking is required to return local government…
Slide: 19.06.18
Sam – #IAMchallengingbehaviour
Sam Sly shares her keynote presentation given at a recent Royal College of Occupational Therapists conference.
Film: 11.06.18
Acting with integrity
Have you ever wondered about the lack of progress in human services?
Paper: 07.06.18
Self-Directed Support
This paper has been written as part of the SKILLS Project to begin the development of an international exploration of…
Article: 06.06.18
Euston, We Have a Problem
Wendy Perez has complained to Euston Station in London about the ongoing failure of their support to disabled people.
Article: 06.06.18
Lowering the Complexity Bar
Chris Ware explains why homelessness is not just a function of poverty but also of the increasing complexity of modern…
Inspiration: 04.06.18
A Holiday with a Difference
Amanda Topps describes a shared holiday where everyone is equal and where everyone takes care of each other on their own…
Article: 02.06.18
A Constitution for Disability Rights
8 reasons why disability rights activists should support constitutional reform.
Film: 31.05.18
James - the author of his own life
Unable to use his own words, James still led his support team and those around him to new creative places.
Film: 31.05.18
The Man at the Gate
Clive spent over 50 years in a long stay hospital. Yet, through his quiet dignity and resolution, he enhanced the lives…
Film: 30.05.18
Citizenship for All
This film takes images from around the world and explores what they mean in the journey to advance citizenship for all.
Film: 30.05.18
The art and comedy of destruction
Once seen as challenge, now John Williams is living in his own place with his own support team.
Article: 25.05.18
How to Fund the NHS and Public Services
Gavin Barker summarises the arguments for Modern Monetary Theory and explains why government does not need to be bound…
Film: 18.05.18
Follow your bliss
Scott spent several years in high intensity institutions. Then, in 2014 he moved to his own home with his own support…
Project: 17.05.18
Photo Competition 2018
The Citizen Network 2018 Photo Competition.
Paper: 07.05.18
Challenging the Democratic Deficit
The Government's proposals for boundary reform make the current electoral system even more unfair.
Paper: 03.05.18
Now and Next
The innovative leadership pipeline for families with young children with disability or delay developed by Plumtree.
Paper: 01.05.18
Heritage Is An Asset
Joyce Bullivant explains why our heritage is a vital asset for sustainable development and asks why Sheffield City has…
Paper: 20.04.18
Cities for All
This paper explores how disabled people and their allies can be at the heart of the civic partnerships required to make…
Paper: 19.04.18
Inclusion and the Commons
Thomas Allan explains why we must explore and develop the Commons, and end our fixation on the State or the Market as the…
Article: 17.04.18
Basic Income or Basic Services
Dr Simon Duffy reflects on the debate between Barb Jacobson and Anna Coote on the respective merits of UBI or UBS.
Article: 17.04.18
A Parent in Camouflage
Hanne-Maria Lappäranta describes what it's like to be a parent of someone with a disability who also works in social…
Article: 16.04.18
Elements of a New Constitution
The Centre for Welfare Reform supports the movement for a written constitution, based on radical democratic reform,…
Article: 15.04.18
Open Letter on Constitutional Reform
An Open Letter calling for a Citizen's Convention leading to a written constitution.
Paper: 09.04.18
Letters to the DWP
Correspondence between Mo Stewart, the independent disability researcher, and officials at the DWP, reveals the…
Story: 04.04.18
Krystian’s Inclusion Story
My name is Krystian Shaw and I embrace inclusion and diverse abilities.
Slide: 04.04.18
What is Inclusion?
An inspiring, thoughtful and funny presentation from Tim Keilty.
Article: 03.04.18
Everyone Together - process
Everyone Together began as a way to bring awareness to how self-directed support can benefit all citizens.
Paper: 29.03.18
Families As Leaders
Three mothers share the strategies they are pursuing to transform public education in Colombia, Romania and the UK.
Paper: 26.03.18
Reforming Social Care
This report explains why integration between health and social care is not desirable, setting out a clear vision for…
Article: 25.03.18
Who Is Accountable?
Alain Catzeflis argues that the outsourcing of public services to organisations like Motability has created a…
Article: 22.03.18
The Power of Self-Awareness
Maren Moss, who studied at the Manavodaya Institute explains what she learned and how awareness of the self and the…
Article: 16.03.18
Commonfare: Inclusion and the Commons
Thomas Allan argues that new thinking about the role of the Commons in our shared community life will put the ideal of…
Film: 16.03.18
The Cure for Poverty is Money
Poverty isn't a lack of character it's a lack of cash argues historian Rutger Bregman in his TED film.
Article: 12.03.18
Workers' Rights Versus the Right to Care
UK social policy has created a severe, but unnecessary conflict between the rights of workers and disabled people.
Article: 12.03.18
Behind Relative Poverty
The stories in Relative Poverty address the imbalance of power; Les Monaghan describes the thinking behind his…
Inspiration: 06.03.18
Inclusion Facilitation
Inclusive Solutions have been piloting this work in the last three years, making traditionally clinical plans more…
Inspiration: 06.03.18
Go Deep
The Go Deep Game facilities change at different levels: supporting personal awareness, teamwork, community and…
Film: 01.03.18
Zigmond on CQC and Regulation
David Zigmond is interviewed by Simon Duffy about the conflict he had with CQC and the negative impact of the wrong kind…
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