England

There are 747 resources from England.

Paper: 29.01.19 Crisis Prevention This guide has been written by families for families of children and adults either with learning disabilities, autism…
Review: 10.01.19 Life Nourishment A review of Simon Goldsmith's book Life Nourishment, which explores how to build relationships and community
Project: 04.01.19 Closer to Home Exploring the scope for deeper devolution.
Review: 20.12.18 Austerity's Victims One million adults with a learning disability in the UK who have suffered because of government measures since 2010.
Story: 20.12.18 Regulation in Education David Zigmond tells the story of Eve, a teacher whose joy in her work is being strangled by over-regulation.
Article: 19.12.18 Making Healthcare Human John Burton interviews David Zigmond and together they explore the growing inhumanity of modern approaches to…
Article: 19.12.18 Real Devolution for Yorkshire The Campaign for a Yorkshire Parliament is about the kind of Yorkshire we want for present and future generations.
Article: 19.12.18 Health Needs Equality Mike Grady makes the health case for radical cross-government reforms to end poverty, reduce inequality and building…
Article: 18.12.18 Academia is in a Critical Condition Thomas Allan explores the emerging conversation about the social responsibilities of an academia that is…
Paper: 17.12.18 Cumulative Impact Assessment (CIA) A statement from the Centre for the #WOWdebate on the Government's reasons for refusing to carry out a Cumulative…
Article: 16.12.18 Unjustified Imprisonment Alain Catzeflis argues that the ongoing scandal of the enforced detention of young people with autism demands more…
Paper: 12.12.18 Special Rights A celebration of difference and a collection of proposals for more inclusive schooling and an expression of…
Article: 03.12.18 Challenging Learning Disability Stereotypes Made Possible is a new book arguing for an alternative approach to treating and supporting people and outlining the…
Story: 03.12.18 The Injustice of Benefit Sanctions The welfare system has become punitive, even more bureaucratic and humiliating. It delivers pain instead of support…
Article: 16.11.18 Raising the Bar Thomas Doukas and Annie Fergusson share what happened at the second Raising the Bar, National PMLD conference on 2nd…
Article: 12.11.18 The Fight for Equal Citizenship Wendy Perez describes the ongoing work to try and help people with learning difficulties take their rightful place in…
Article: 09.11.18 The Iatrogenic Tranquilliser Scandal Barry Haslam has been campaigning for many years to raise awareness of the significant negative impact of the…
Article: 08.11.18 Setting Stupid Targets for the NHS John Carlisle explains why setting targets for the NHS is both wasteful and diverts attention from the real business of…
Paper: 25.10.18 US Corporate Influence on UK Welfare Reforms Mo Stewart has been researching the damage caused by welfare reform and the malign influence of US private insurance…
Training: 02.10.18 See Me As Me This is the name of Wendy Perez’s training business through which she provides training on the Keys to…
Story: 02.10.18 Northamptonshire - Abandon Hope All Who Enter Marion Turner-Hawes describes the hopeless, divide and completely undemocratic process by which Northamptonshire…
Paper: 25.09.18 Careless Care When the state takes children into its care it has a responsibility to support them into adulthood and as they become…
Article: 25.09.18 Shared Decisions in a Democratic NHS Shaun McBride argues that we must enable citizens to share in key decisions about the NHS as we begin to unravel decades…
Article: 25.09.18 Mental Health and Tentacled Snowballs An anonymous article describing how medical and bureaucratic approaches to mental health undermine flexible and…
Paper: 25.09.18 GaN Canny 2018 Over 168 voluntary and community organisations from Gateshead and Newcastle responded to a survey by Newcastle CVS on…
Article: 25.09.18 Only a New Democracy can Save the NHS Protecting the NHS and vital public services requires radical change and reform of the UK's constitution.
Paper: 24.09.18 Extreme Poverty in a Time of Austerity This summary of the harm caused by the UK Government's austerity policies was submitted to the UN Special Rapporteur on…
Paper: 06.09.18 Parent Carer Health This important survey of family experiences suggests that ill health for family carers is a significant problem and…
Inspiration: 07.08.18 Opus Independents - Platform for Meaning Opus is an exciting social innovation in Sheffield helping people to build lives of meaning.
Article: 06.08.18 Principles for a National Health Service 9 distinctive and essential characteristics of a National Health Service according to Dr Julian Tudor Hart.
Paper: 06.08.18 Preventable Harm and the Work Capability Assessment Mo Stewart provides a brief overview of some of the most important elements in the development of a policy which is…
Slide: 01.08.18 Thomas – Coproduction and inclusiveness Thomas Doukas of Choice Support and Citizen Network England explains why making progress towards a better world means…
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.
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.
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.
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…
Paper: 07.05.18 Challenging the Democratic Deficit The Government's proposals for boundary reform make the current electoral system even more unfair.
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.
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