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Paper: 22.05.15 Raising Our Game Following the General Election, David Towell hosted a discussion on future promising opportunities and strategies…
Paper: 19.05.15 Our Lives: challenging attitudes to poverty in 2015 An important survey of the experiences of families living in in poverty in modern Britain.
Article: 12.05.15 History of Keys to Citizenship Sam Sly describes where the Keys to Citizenship came from and how they've changed over time.
Paper: 30.04.15 Quality Checking Government A survey by the Learning Disability Alliance England on the impact of the UK Government on people with learning…
Film: 29.04.15 Vote for Hope An election broadcast from the Centre for Welfare Reform - the case for hope.
Paper: 22.04.15 Re-Imagining Brokerage This important paper from Liz Leach, Chair of the National Brokerage Network provides a new starting point for…
Paper: 22.04.15 Work Capability Assessment: deaths and suicides This report from the Spartacus Network draws together accounts of death and suicide associated with the WCA.
Slide: 10.04.15 No Straight Lines in Real Life Slides from We Chose to Climb - Glasgow 2015. Exploring theory, research and knowledge in self-directed support.
Paper: 08.04.15 Getting There Simon Duffy's second report on the work of Beyond Limits and Northern, Eastern and Western Devon Clinical…
Article: 08.04.15 Poverty UK Simon Duffy explores the politics behind poverty in the UK today.
Paper: 31.03.15 Kids on Inclusion Poster 1 20 Things to do with a friend is a poster created by children thinking about inclusion and friendship.
Paper: 31.03.15 Kids on Inclusion Poster 2 20 Important things about friends is a poster created by children thinking about inclusion and friendship.
Paper: 31.03.15 Kids on Inclusion Poster 3 20 reasons to have friends is a poster created by children thinking about inclusion and friendship.
Article: 31.03.15 Taxing a Tax - The Impact of Secret Tory Cuts Jim Elder-Woodward reflects on the way in which the further targeting of disabled people also impacts the Care or…
Paper: 25.03.15 Who Cares? Author Robin Jackson offers a critique of the UK's social care system and the negative impact of ideology,…
Article: 25.03.15 The Threat of Micro-Institutionalisation Robin Jackson explains why people with learning disabilities are threatened by a growing trend to…
Paper: 04.03.15 Surviving Cogworld John O'Brien describes cogworld - the strange assumptions of systems to commodify, regulate and manage care.
Story: 04.03.15 The Struggle to Get Control Sam and Paul Mauchline live in Australia and tell the story of their struggle to get control of Paul's support package.
Film: 04.03.15 Who Benefits? Kofi Sampaney, Marvin Blair, Alexander James, Tyrone Paul and Mark Williams made this short documentary to describe…
Article: 04.03.15 Inside Supported Living Melanie O'Neil describes her time as a support worker for people with learning disabilities in a 'supported living'…
Article: 24.02.15 Stop Worrying About Risk Stephen Finlayson argues it is time to use ordinary language that creates ordinary responses, to stop worrying about…
Paper: 23.02.15 LDA England Newspaper Learning Disability England Alliance newspaper highlighting the results of the Quality Checking Government survey…
Article: 23.02.15 LDA England Survey A breakdown of the results from the recent Quality Checking Government survey carried out by Learning Disability…
Slide: 23.02.15 LDA England Survey Results This is a slide presentation of the results of Learning Disability Alliance England's Quality Checking Government…
Paper: 18.02.15 Strengthening Communities Jo Battersby undertook research in the UK to try and determine the role of government in strengthening communities to…
Article: 16.02.15 Is Work Good? Simon Duffy reflects on the nature of work and whether it is always a good thing.
Paper: 11.02.15 Abbot's Mill Project Jo Kidd describes the Abbot's Mill Project, an initiative that combines a commitment to sustainability and social…
Article: 09.02.15 Rethinking National Security Henry Tam asks why, if we are so interested in security, do we define it so narrowly.
Film: 01.02.15 What Went Wrong with Welfare Reform? Simon Duffy explores the reality of welfare reform in the UK.
Film: 01.02.15 Social Innovation Simon Duffy talks about how social innovations develop.
Film: 01.02.15 What is Personalisation? Simon Duffy talks about what personalisation really means.
Reviews: 26.01.15 Hope Against Hope Review of Nadezhda Mandelstam's classic biography of her husband and description of Stalinist Russia.
Film: 26.01.15 Key to Good Government Simon Duffy talks about what good government is and should be.
Reviews: 25.01.15 Greek and Roman Political Ideas Simon Duffy reviews Melissa Lane's book on political theory in the ancient world and its relevance to modern debates.
Film: 20.01.15 Self-Directed Support Simon Duffy talks about the development of self-directed support in the UK.
Reviews: 19.01.15 Leading from the Emerging Future David Towell reviews a challenging book which sets out a red-green agenda to address contemporary economic, social…
Film: 19.01.15 The Fate of Social Care Simon Duffy talks about the fate of social care.
Paper: 09.01.15 Evaluation of Employment Outcomes of Project Search UK The South West Employment Institute (SWEI) commissioned this evaluation of employment outcomes of Project SEARCH…
Paper: 09.01.15 Practical Funding Guidance for Young People This is a report from the South West Employment Institute (SWEI) on Practical Funding Guidance for Young People…
Film: 07.01.15 Self-Advocacy Simon Duffy talks about self-advocacy and Gary Bourlet's work with and on behalf of the People First movement.
Film: 06.01.15 Pippa and Family Leadership Simon Duffy talks about Family Leadership and the inspiring work of Dr Pippa Murray.
Article: 05.01.15 Accessible Banking Meike Beckford sets out how Dosh are using their experience to improve access to banking and thereby make a real…
Paper: 19.11.14 Better Lives An Evaluation of the Choice Support Personalisation Programme for Adults with Learning Difficulties in Southwark.
Film: 18.11.14 Peer Support Simon Duffy talks about one of the Centre's Fellows, Kelly Hicks and the work of the People Focused Group (PFG) in…
Paper: 18.11.14 Access to Banking for People with a Learning Disability A report from Dosh on how people with a learning disability get access to banking and the problems they can encounter.
Inspiration: 17.11.14 Best Buddies UK The mission over the next few years is to develop Best Buddies programmes in every region throughout the UK - join in.
Inspiration: 14.11.14 Talk To Me Today Originating in Calderdale, this is a simple concept encouraging people to speak to each other, overcoming boundaries…
Film: 14.11.14 Citizenship is for Everyone In this film Simon Duffy explains why Citizenship is for Everyone.
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