England

There are 724 resources from England.

Article: 03.07.19 Being a Think Tank in the North Written for Now Then Magazine, Simon Duffy reflects on the Centre's ten years in Sheffield.
Article: 27.06.19 Reinventing Social Services Bob Rhodes argues that social work and social services has been undermined by three decades of failed policy and it's…
Paper: 27.06.19 An Emancipatory Welfare State A draft consultation paper setting out the arguments for a basic income for people with disabilities.
Map: 29.05.19 Map of ISFs in England A map showing progress on Individual Service Funds (ISFs) in England.
Paper: 28.05.19 Learning Disability, Autism and Human Rights A guide co-produced by the British Institute of Human Rights (BIHR), together with people who have learning…
Paper: 28.05.19 What Kind of Region Do We Want to Live In? As the UK battles with Brexit, citizens in West Yorkshire are invited to join We Share The Same Skies in an alternative…
Paper: 28.05.19 Stories of Our Lives Catherine Hale has edited five stories describing the reality of living with and managing a life with severe energy…
Project: 24.05.19 Anti-Austerity Resisting UK Government attacks on the welfare state
Film: 23.05.19 We Are All Citizens This documentary, part of the We Are All Citizens project, examines the importance of citizenship for all.
Project: 23.05.19 We Are All Citizens Promoting citizenship for people with learning disabilities.
Project: 23.05.19 Sustainability & Justice Exploring how to live with justice in harmony with the planet.
Article: 23.05.19 Shameful Attack on Disabled People Brian Collinge explains how the government's failure to update the Minimum Income Guarantee (MIG) for people…
Project: 14.05.19 Demand for Constitutional Reform 2018 An open letter demanding radical constitutional reform in the UK.
Handbook: 14.05.19 How to support the UBI movement How to get involved in advocating for basic income.
Article: 14.05.19 Inclusion Demands Communication Colin Newton argues that we need low tech, accessible communication systems that can be learned easily by everyone.
Paper: 01.05.19 Close Down the ATUs The Centre for Welfare Reform made a submission in April 2019 to the Joint Committee on Human Rights calling for the…
Article: 01.05.19 We Need to Talk But Not About Brexit Sheffield's Festival of Debate shows that social progress in the UK only begins when we start talking to each other.
Story: 28.04.19 The Inclusive Headteacher Inclusive Solutions work around the world to advance inclusion for all in schools and in the wider community.
Article: 25.04.19 Policed Industrialisation of Healthcare David Zigmond reflects on the enforced closure of his GP practice and imagines an intelligent dialogue with the forces…
Article: 28.02.19 Electric Vehicles: Good or Bad? Philip Adams provides an introduction to the benefits of using an electric car.
Article: 19.02.19 The Long Shadow of Winterbourne The values of inclusion and person-centredness which must underpin support are being undermined by regulations that…
Article: 12.02.19 Childcare Policy and the Economy Childcare policy in the UK wrongly assumes that professionalised solutions are always best for children and…
Paper: 04.02.19 Transgender Children and Social Work This paper explores how social workers and professionals can approach an understanding of the complexity of working…
Paper: 01.02.19 Sustainability Strategies for Local Area Coordination Programmes Advice for Local Government on how to extend and strengthen the application of the Local Area Coordination (LAC) model…
Article: 29.01.19 Mental Health and Continuity of Care David Zigmond asks the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care whether mental health can be advanced by…
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…
3 4 5 6 7 8 9