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- Solutions from the Frontline
- Hard Edges
- The Lives Behind the Numbers
- The complexity of severe and multiple disadvantage
- Knowledge Hub: Bid Development Day
- Behaving like a system?
- The Mission of Change
- Promoting Change Network: A Participant’s View
- Reflections on ‘Understanding the whole person: Part One’
- Tackling poverty needs whole-system approaches
- Behaving like a system – keeping the conversation going
- A national service for representing people living with severe and multiple disadvantage
- Award-winning Open Book
- Systems Changers – harnessing the power of insights from the frontline
- What is needed to support place-based system change for people experiencing severe and multiple disadvantage?
- Refreshing Perspectives: new Revolving Doors Agency report on peer research
- Severe and Multiple Disadvantage for Women and Girls – what difference does gender make?
- MAC-UK and Centre for Mental Health’s latest research
- New NCB report on children missing education
- Overcoming data-sharing fears can mean better outcomes for people
- Turning ‘Hope into Action’
- Relationships – Bread and Butter for Place Based Change
- ‘I’m no criminal’ – prostitution and criminal records
- Elephants in the box: How can we work together to tackle severe and multiple disadvantage across Greater Manchester
- View from a conservatory
- Working towards systems change through coproduction – Our Experience of Elephants
- Frustration and Space
- New work on mortality among people facing deep social exclusion
- Sharing Insights from the Frontline- Systems Changers Twitter Takeovers
- Multiple disadvantage: understanding the whole family
- Lankelly Chase, 360giving and foundation transparency
- Addressing Adversity in Birmingham
- Lankelly Chase’s approach to working with complexity
- Systemic working in Place: How we got here
- Get on with it! Co-production and Leadership
- Perspectives on Knowledge
- Profiling Severe and Multiple Disadvantage in Scotland
- Writing Deprivation in the Body: Epigenetics Friend or Foe?
- Reshaping Research: Knowledge and the Conditions of Possibility
- What we have learnt about ‘power’ so far
- Do the limits of my language, limit my world?
- Light Despite the Darkness
- Knowledge, Trust, Capability & Empowerment (1)
- An untold story of power, defiance, mutuality and growth
- Introducing Systems Changers 2018
- What does the world of tech and big data have to do with us?
- Place based working – what have we learned so far?
- Knowledge Action Inquiry: What do we know about severe and multiple disadvantage?
- Knowledge Action Inquiry: Knowledge Democracy
- Knowledge Action Inquiry: Paradigm shift
- Losing Control is back and bigger than ever!
- Lankelly Chase’s Governance Action Inquiry
- All Change: Why Systems Change is more than just a fad
- Learning new ways of thinking… when your brain hurts, but in a good way
- Personal and organisational observations about Systems Changers 2018
- Reflections on trust and systems change
- The Games We Play
- Data and disadvantage: are we learning anything new?
- Brave and safe spaces: philanthropy and systems change
- New Hard Edges report is shining a light on SMD
- A look back at the Lankelly Chase Power Inquiry
- A look in the mirror? Can the “System Behaviours” be a useful mechanism to reflect on the health of a system?
- Gateshead place inquiry: is learning a luxury?
- Why we need to tell different stories
- It’s all about trust
- The mainstream is broken. But for who?
- Gender Matters: we all have to don our ‘gender goggles’
- Women Healing Women – why vulnerable women need specialist services
- Hitting rock bottom: It didn’t have to be that way. One woman’s determination to see women-only services for women struggling to cope.
- Patterns of severe and multiple disadvantage in women
- Introducing the Connected grants programme
- Rumblings, responses, and a new reality: early impacts of COVID-19 on our work and partnerships
- A grassroots response to COVID-19
- Collective sense-making in this new world
- Standing in Solidarity with the Black Community
- Charitable endowments: the £68bn elephant in the room
- What exposure do black children have to racist teachers?
- The Miseducation of a Generation*
- Black People are tired of explaining racism – it’s affecting our mental health
- “You make your own family” – new report on LGBT experiences of severe and multiple disadvantage
- What about Black Trans People?
- Why every Black parent should join national networks
- The Domino Effect
- COVID has highlighted a great need for systems change in the Black community.
- I Have a Dream
- My Dream
- Unity in Diversity
- ACEN: A solution to the UK’s decision-making deficit in the Black community
- Beyond the Rules
- Transforming Lankelly Chase’s governance … so that we can do what we need to do properly
- Charities support an upgrade of responsible investment guidance
- Investing beyond the growth paradigm: How charity investors can shift investment practice into humanity’s safe and just operating space
- Launching our new website
- Farewell to Alice Evans
- How should charities invest? Our submission to the Charity Commission
- Transparency can transform the impact of our investments
- Systems convening: leadership for the 21st century
- A reflection on ‘How’
- Before we defund the police, we must critically examine the racism of educators
- Invitation to Tender – Place Learning Support
- Racial Justice and Social Transformation: How funders can act
- Synergi Collaborative Centre announce a new vision
- Introducing Common Ground
- Foundation Rating Practice
- Building people power for reparative climate justice
- Co-creating five projects to support independent news providers
- Tender opportunity – facilitator/documenter
- Fixing responsible investment’s democratic deficit
- Lankelly Chase to wholly redistribute its assets over the next five years
- Statement from the women of Feeding Our Resilience, Greater Manchester
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Publications
- Severe and Multiple Disadvantage: A Review of Key Texts
- Ethnic Inequalities in Mental Health: Promoting Lasting Positive Change
- The Politics of Severe and Multiple Disadvantage
- Women and Girls At Risk: Evidence Across the Life Course
- Showcasing Women-Centered Solutions
- Trends and Friends: Access, Use and Benefits of Digital Technology
- Hard Edges: Mapping Severe and Multiple Disadvantage in England
- Solutions from the Front Line
- Bringing Everything I Am Into One Place
- The Lives Behind the Numbers
- Systems Change: A Guide To What It Is and How To Do It
- Promoting Change: The Voices and Needs of Sheffield Girls
- The Complexity of Severe and Multiple Disadvantage
- Breaking Boundaries: Towards a ‘Troubled Lives’ Programme for People Facing Multiple and Complex Needs
- Opening Doors, Changing Lives: Measuring the Impact of Cash Grants on Disadvantaged Individuals and Families
- Behaving Like a System? The preconditions for place based systems change
- Understanding the whole person: Part One
- Women and Girls Facing Severe and Multiple Disadvantage
- Systems Changers 2016 ‘From where I stand:’ How frontline workers can contribute to and create systems change
- Historical review of place based approaches
- Thinking Big: How to use Theory of Change for Systems Change
- Women and girls at risk: Evidence across the life course
- Lifting the lid on homelessness
- Public Law Project – Literature review on the use and impact of litigation
- Knowledge Democracy Discussion Paper
- Place Action Inquiry, our learning to date
- Philanthropists working in systems – Funders retreat 2018
- Using the law to address unfair systems: A case study of the Personal Independence Payments legal challenge
- Hard Edges Scotland full report
- Hard Edges Scotland Summary Report
- Synergi, national priority setting paper
- People Not Problems: Politicians respond to five experiences of severe and multiple disadvantage
- Culture, Connection and Belonging – A Study of Addiction and Recovery in Nottingham’s BAME Community
- Telling a Different Story: Understanding news media coverage of severe and multiple disadvantage
- Gender Matters
- Children’s Society Systems Changers Learning report
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