England

There are 701 resources from England.

Webinar: 21.11.23 Part 5: Grassroots Policies Our discussion focused on healthy food in Part 5 of our webinar series.
Article: 02.11.23 Building a Sustainable Future Solutions to sustainability require the involvement of all citizens: pooling knowledge, skills and creativity.
Article: 01.11.23 Fixing Broken Britain It is time to abandon the failed dogmas that accelerated social injustice and are breaking Britain apart.
Article: 29.10.23 The Learning Disability Challenge Why would we trust you when you can’t even change the words you use to describe us.
Paper: 15.09.23 The Problem with Quality of Life Disability strategy should be built around an ambitious vision for deinstitutionalisation and citizenship for all.
Film: 26.08.23 The Value of Peer Support Peer support is one of the best ways to liberate the potential for citizens to change the world for the better.
Webinar: 07.08.23 Part 4: Grassroots Policies Our discussion focused on food security in Part 4 of our webinar series.
Paper: 31.07.23 Transforming Education: Policy Insights Public policy research has much to teach us if we want to create positive and sustainable change in education.
Paper: 20.07.23 Letter to Director General of DWP This letter asks the DWP to accept the harm caused by their ongoing approach to disabled people.
Article: 12.07.23 UBI and Homelessness Reflections on the potential to pilot UBI and reduce homelessness, following a roundtable discussion in Manchester.
Article: 12.07.23 Acronyms We all use acronyms but surely it makes more sense to lose them?
Webinar: 05.07.23 Part 3: Grassroots Policies Part 3 explored the practical steps necessary to re-wild the environment and challenge pollution in our waterways.
Article: 06.06.23 The Path to Community It's Our Community in Sheffield explored how to reform health and social care from the grassroots.
Paper: 05.06.23 The Social Artist: Women, Work & Money The Spring 2019 edition explores the need for financial independence and the threat of cashlessness.
Webinar: 20.05.23 Part 2: Grassroots Policies The second webinar in this series focused on genetic modification, factory farmed animals and a pollution scandal.
Paper: 15.05.23 Individual Service Funds at iDirect iDirect share the experiences of 3 individuals they support who use individual service funds.
Article: 15.05.23 The Peckham Experiment Re-Imagined Imagine a place where you can go to discover what is good for you.
Article: 15.05.23 Transform Your Language! Is it really too much trouble just to say or write the words?
Paper: 14.04.23 Health Care Services in Crisis Three senior NHS consultants explain that the NHS crisis is about its culture and organisation not just money.
Article: 14.04.23 Grassroots Policies Briefing 1 Policies for sustainable farming outlined by Anna Pick of Positive Money, Anne Chapman and Jeremy Buxton.
Webinar: 04.04.23 Part 1: Grassroots Policies The first webinar in this series focused on the future of farming, sustainability and finance.
Article: 29.03.23 How Much Do People Need to Live On? The credit finance industry uses a measure of living standards that may be relevant to basic income.
Article: 20.03.23 The Social Role of Friend Rules that restrict friendship between staff and people with disabilities are harmful and irrational.
Paper: 04.03.23 Sheffield Makes Civil Society Sheffield has a vibrant civil society but its full potential is not yet realised.
Paper: 04.03.23 Indvidual Service Funds in Residential Care Service providers can do much more to offer people flexible support and personal budgets.
Article: 03.03.23 In Harmony with Nature We need to radically reimagine ourselves, Nature and the relationship between us.
Review: 03.03.23 Active Hope An inspiring book to help us face the mess we're in with resilience, creativity and action.
Article: 02.03.23 Persecuting Those in Greatest Need Toxic welfare policies did not start with the 2010 Coalition Government, many began under New Labour.
Article: 02.03.23 A Culture of Cruelty Thatcherism and neoliberalism has created a toxic culture that targets disabled people for harm.
Article: 01.03.23 The End of Family Doctors Commissioning bodies cannot provide the kind of doctors we want and need.
Review: 28.02.23 Rethinking Boethius This ancient text reveals a lost approach to economics thinking that we need to rediscover.
Article: 20.01.23 How We 'Deliver' Peer Support The People Focused Group empowers people to take back control and then to make their own life choices.
Review: 18.01.23 The Spirited Disaffection of a Vocational Doctor What can one man’s personal reminiscences tell us about our community’s assets and losses?
Story: 14.01.23 Public Speaking Tips Public Speaking is a fear many people have in common, Glyn Butcher loves it and shares his approach.
Article: 12.01.23 Neighbourhood Parliaments and Sociocracy A short history of sociocracy and the development of the movement of Neighbourhood Parliaments.
Article: 11.01.23 Town and Parish Councils The parish councils of England could be an engine room for real democracy.
Article: 10.01.23 Democracy Through the Looking Glass Democracy should start in our communities, our streets and our neighbourhoods.
Review: 21.11.22 Homes for People and Wildlife A report offering a vision for how people and wildlife can live in harmony.
Paper: 08.11.22 Biopsychosocial Model or Bio-political Ideology? Will people with Long-COVID escape the prejudices directed towards people with ME/CFS.
Paper: 08.11.22 The Journey to Inclusion David Towell and Marcia Rivas Coello reflect on an important UNICEF initiative in Peru.
Paper: 07.11.22 Truth and Citizenship This Norah Fry lecture explores the conditions necessary for respecting disability rights.
Article: 07.11.22 You Can't Manufacture Doctors Political talk of solving the NHS recruitment crisis reflects decades of bad policy-making.
Article: 04.11.22 Building the Right Support... Why we are failing to provide the right support to people and what we can do to fix it.
Article: 17.10.22 The Failure of NHS Leadership Have recent leaders of the NHS been wilfully blind or deliberately neglectful of their duties?
Review: 14.10.22 The Bradford Revolution Bradford began the destruction of municipal socialism in the pretence of improving local government.
Paper: 14.10.22 The Politics of Fear How the UK government has created an effective hostile environment for sick and disabled people.
Webinar: 27.09.22 Peer Support Around the World Peer support is a transformative force for social change with many different forms.
Article: 02.08.22 30 Years on Citizenship This article and film reviews the work of Simon Duffy on the topic of citizenship.
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