England

There are 767 resources from England.

Webinar: 05.05.21 Organising for Neighbourhood Democracy Rachel Payling, Wendy Lowder and Annabelle Macfadyen joined Angela Fell of the Neighbourhood Democracy Movement.
Article: 04.05.21 Local Area Coordination and Prevention Nick Sinclair is the Director of the Local Area Coordination Network in England and Wales and describes here the…
Paper: 26.04.21 I Already Have A Job New research from the Chronic Illness Inclusion project on energy limiting chronic illness and work.
Article: 12.04.21 The Macroeconomic Case Against NHS Privatisation The economic case for privatisation of the NHS and other public services is false, in fact privatisation is…
Article: 08.04.21 Energy Impairment and Social Care Many people with energy limiting impairments and chronic illness are not getting social care.
Reviews: 08.04.21 A Wild Love for the World David Towell reviews a new collection of writings celebrating the lifework of the Buddhist ecologist Joanna Macy.
Film: 06.04.21 Staying Strong, Getting Stronger Learning Disability England share their stories and the many creative things the learning disability community have…
Paper: 22.03.21 Starcross Hospital Important testimony from those who lived and worked in a long-stay institution for people with learning…
Paper: 16.03.21 The Creation of Preventable Harm The Work Capability Assessment (WCA) is a key element of the UK Government's welfare policy and has caused preventable…
Webinar: 03.03.21 DCWW England: PFG the Home of Peer Support Members of the People Focused Group (PFG) in Doncaster explain what peer support truly means.
Paper: 02.03.21 Pregnant in An Age of Compliance An exploration of pregnancy amidst the myths of medical technology and power.
Reviews: 12.02.21 The Lonely Century This new and challenging book by Noreena Hertz outlines the shape of a transformative programme to rebuild community.
Webinar: 11.02.21 The Power of Language This webinar examines the language that helps and encourages us to leave behind the language that harms.
Paper: 19.01.21 Los Maestros Como Líderes Una breve guía para lograr una educación inclusiva y de calidad para todos.
Paper: 15.01.21 Teachers As Leaders A short guide to achieving inclusive and quality education for all.
Article: 14.01.21 The Ideal of Citizenship Simon Duffy gave this talk to the LAC Network and argues that citizenship is the ideal the world needs today.
Article: 08.01.21 Behind the NHS Logo The Covid pandemic has challenged and stretched the NHS as never before. What kind of service is likely to emerge and…
Film: 15.12.20 Why Citizenship Matters What does citizenship really mean and why can the concept change our world for the better?
Film: 15.12.20 Building on Mutual Aid Basic Income and Neighbourhood Democracy could help us reorganise society and shift power to citizens.
Paper: 14.12.20 Supporting and Developing the Workforce for ISFs This guide from Skills for Care was developed over several months by the South West Individual Service Fund Network and…
Article: 14.12.20 Mencap's New Strategy Mencap, who are one of the most important organisations in England working with people with learning difficulties,…
Webinar: 14.12.20 Stigma and Poverty: The Shame Game Mary O'Hara discusses her book ‘The Shame Game’ sharing the perspectives of people who are living with…
Story: 09.12.20 It's My Choice James has Down Syndrome and he uses an Individual Service Fund (ISF) to maintain control over his support and his life.
Webinar: 07.12.20 Does the Benefit System Work for You? Simon Duffy talks to members of Learning Disability England (LDE) about the idea of basic income as a way to reform the…
Training: 07.12.20 The Sensory Projects Training The Sensory Projects run on the principle that with the right knowledge and a little creativity, inexpensive items can…
Webinar: 06.12.20 Killed By The State? Social Policy Abused Mo Stewart describes the outcome of 10 years of independent disability studies research into the social policies and…
Article: 17.11.20 We Are NOT Second Class Citizens Catherine Hale spoke to members of Church Action on Poverty about how welfare reforms have harmed disabled people and…
Reviews: 09.11.20 Sorry We Missed You Ken Loach's film reveals the brutal reality of the modern gig economy.
Article: 09.11.20 Will the Right Hold the North? Alain Catzeflis argues that delivering on Brexit won’t be enough to enable the Conservative Party to retain its…
Webinar: 05.11.20 DCWW Greece: Play Unified Play Unified is a project to introduce inclusive practices into sports activities and link the Special Olympics…
Slide: 01.11.20 Why is Self-Directed Support So Hard? An overview of the global and historical development of Self-Directed Support (SDS) published in association with…
Slide: 29.10.20 To Hell with Poverty The Church must make a greater effort to fight the causes of poverty and support the #BasicIncome movement.
Paper: 21.10.20 What Price Preventable Harm? Mo Stewart summarises the conclusions of the Preventable Harm Project which examined the causes and impact of the…
Webinar: 14.10.20 Much More to Life than Services Joe Powell All Wales People First and Bob Rhodes LivesthroughFriends explain how people build good lives and the…
Webinar: 14.10.20 DCWW Scotland: Innovations in Supported Employment Values Into Action Scotland have been leading innovation in supported employment for two decades.
Reviews: 07.10.20 Cities and Communities Beyond COVID-19 A review of Robin Hambleton's Cities and Communities Beyond COVID-19 the sequel to Leading the Inclusive City.
Article: 06.10.20 Welcoming Refugees into Our Communities How can we change hearts and minds to ensure communities welcome refugees and others who need our help.
Article: 05.10.20 Access to Further Education Gary Wootton argues that the A-Level scandal has disguised a much greater challenge - supporting those who need a…
Paper: 29.09.20 Service User Involvement in Social Work Education An evaluation of the involvement of service users and carers in social work education focusing on the UK.
Article: 28.09.20 Do We Need Human Contact In Medical Practice? Have rapid recent advances in IT rendered traditional face-to-face medical consultations largely redundant?
Article: 28.09.20 A Fair and Just Future for Cornwall The Cornwall Independent Poverty Forum's report outlining its vision for achieving social justice in Cornwall.
Article: 16.09.20 Popping the Housing Bubble The UK's housing market is over-inflated and even progressive policies like basic income cannot solve this without…
Paper: 16.09.20 Exploring the Strength of Community The key to promoting wellbeing for all citizens lies in citizen action and neighbourhood democracy.
Paper: 06.09.20 Basic Income Plus: Easy Read Version Basic Income Plus is a radical way to reform benefits by giving everyone enough to live on and ensuring people with extra…
Paper: 06.09.20 iDirect Citizenship Review 2019 iDirect provides individualised support to support people with learning disabilities to be full citizens.
Paper: 17.07.20 An Introduction to Basic Income Plus A practical approach for making sure basic income works for disabled people and others who face extra costs.
Webinar: 16.07.20 Two Neighbourhoods: Netherton & Springfield Angela Fell and friends explain how the neighbourhoods of Netherton and Springfield reacted to the COVID-19 crisis by…
Webinar: 16.07.20 DCWW Italy: Connecting Communities Kara Bobowski is a social co-operative which works to include disabled people and other groups needing support in the…
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