Scotland

There are 154 resources from Scotland.

Article: 20.09.26 The Case for UBI by Socialising Rent A progressive vision of Universal Basic Income, that's sustainable, effective and empowers the many not the few.
Paper: 08.09.26 What We Heard in Ottawa 33 people from 9 countries gathered for 2 days in Ottawa to connect and exchange ideas about self-directed support.
Paper: 02.09.26 Get Curious: Language and Social Care Inclusion North shares the findings from a series of workshops they ran to explore the language of social care.
Reviews: 02.09.26 Rewilding Education Schools are failing young people, Hilary Cremin draws on the ecological principles of rewilding to sketch a solution.
Paper: 17.08.26 Citizens' Assemblies and Deliberative Democracy Democratic activists met and reflected on the role of citizen assemblies at the Irish Embassy.
Paper: 14.08.26 Legacy Problems for the NHS The NHS is constantly being reorganised but none of these changes tackle the long-term design problems.
Article: 02.08.26 Ending Institutional Care Resources from the Learning Disability and Autism Commissioners Network Conference in Bristol, 2026.
Reviews: 28.07.26 The Common Good Economy Mariana Mazzucato's latest book offers the new Prime Minister a radical framework for governing in all our interests.
Article: 27.07.26 Beyond Consultation The conflict over parking charges in East Lothian reveals the limitations of current systems of local democracy.
Article: 15.07.26 Taking Back Control Time is running out for our planet, and the public needs more control over what happens in our scientific world.
Article: 14.07.26 Achieving Transformational Change John O'Brien's work shows us how we can help people to make a meaningful difference in their own lives.
Paper: 07.07.26 A Biography of Albert Kushlick A comprehensive biography of Albert Kushlick who was one of the early pioneers of equal citizenship for all.
Paper: 06.07.26 Sheffield Explores Neighbourhoods of Care Citizens from Sheffield, Doncaster and Rotherham met to explore how to grow Neighbourhoods of Care.
Film: 03.07.26 What is the Purpose of Care? John Seddon explains why current care systems are failing and why we need to understand the true purpose of care.
Paper: 30.06.26 The Conditions for an Ordinary Life Commissioning is not the purchase of care, but the public duty to secure the conditions of an ordinary life.
Article: 15.06.26 On the Shoulders of Giants John O'Brien's thinking was instrumental in helping others to achieve real change.
Article: 10.06.26 Love me Tender or Love for Sale? Competitive tendering in social care is a failed system which can be replaced with something more human.
Article: 09.06.26 The Reckless Pursuit of Industrial Carbon Capture and Storage Clusters Is the UK Government failing in its carbon promises?
Article: 07.06.26 Towards Communitarian Integration Communities need to be able to discern positive differences from those differences that need to be reduced.
Paper: 06.06.26 Constipation: An Easy Read booklet An easy read guide to an important problem that is often difficult to talk about.
Article: 12.05.26 Who Should have a Basic Income? The results of the first survey to establish who should receive a basic income are in.
Article: 11.05.26 Whisky and Wisdom John O'Brien's inspirational legacy in Scotland.
Article: 28.04.26 A New Charter for the 21st Century Individuals from all over the UK came together to develop an initial Charter for radical democratic reform.
Paper: 13.04.26 Care is a Societal Challenge Fundamental to our humanity, Bob Rhodes summarises the central policy challenge for our care systems.
Training: 10.04.26 Abundance Abundance is a supported entrepreneurship platform for people with intellectual disabilities.
Paper: 08.04.26 Behind Closed Doors Research by Homecare Voices on what employment in homecare looks like in practice.
Paper: 08.04.26 The Threat of Private Healthcare Insurance Mo Stewart describes the threat to universal healthcare from within welfare reform.
Paper: 08.04.26 No One Held to Account Mo Stewart summarises research on the failures of disability welfare reforms.
Article: 07.04.26 Shaping Public Policy John O'Brien's quiet influence from Valuing People to neighbourhood care.
Paper: 15.03.26 Complex People Don't Exist. Unstable Systems Do. The failure to create stable systems of support is causing harm, extra cost and institutionalisation.
Article: 12.03.26 The Importance of Relationships John O'Brien always respected those who provided direct support and the value of those relationships.
Paper: 12.03.26 Person-Centred Planning and Transformative Change An exploration of how person-centred planning could become an important tool of local system change.
Article: 12.03.26 Poverty in Residential Care The residential care system does not provide people with the incomes they need to thrive and contribute.
Article: 04.03.26 The Threat of Genetic Modification Alicia Hull questions how genetic modification could affect our natural world.
Article: 11.02.26 How to Make Great British Rail Great Again Alicia Hull proposes different ways to make Great British Rail great after the destruction due to privatisation.
Article: 21.01.26 Finding Self-Advocacy John O'Brien was instrumental in bringing the idea of self-advocacy into people's lives.
Article: 07.01.26 A Higher Purpose John O'Brien helped people to find our deeper purpose while also recognising the complexity of our shared work.
Article: 16.12.25 The Bridge to Inclusion John O'Brien did not just offer a vision of inclusion he also helped build the bridge towards it.
Article: 17.11.25 Seeing Beyond the Institution John O'Brien helped us to escape institutional thinking and imagine a world of inclusion.
Article: 23.10.25 Goodbye and Thank You We remember John O'Brien, whose ideas have had transformational social impact.
Paper: 21.07.25 Making Individual Service Funds Work EQUALD a project led by the University of Sheffield developed resources to increase the use of ISFs.
Article: 25.06.25 The Welfare Bill: A Disabled Person's Perspective Yet more cuts to disability benefits doesn't feel like a reform to Cat Wood, it feels like an attack.
Handbook: 02.05.25 Easy Read Guide to Citizen Network A guide to Citizen Network in English and Spanish.
Article: 17.04.25 Citizens and the BBC How the BBC is failing its citizens.
Reviews: 25.11.24 UK Education: Still Awaiting an Inclusive Future David Towell reviews two books focusing on the development of inclusive education in England.
Webinar: 11.11.24 Part 8: Grassroots Policies In this webinar contributors described the work we need to do to take care of our rivers.
Books: 09.08.24 Second Class Citizens An authoritative overview of how Austerity targeted sick and disabled people in the UK.
Article: 23.07.24 A Digital Approach to Person-Centred Planning Digital technology is opening up new ways in which people can develop their own person centred plan.
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