Logo
  • Partnerships
  • News & blogs
  • Contact
  • Menu
  • About Us
    • Vision and mission
    • Governance, accounts and remuneration policy
    • Our investment strategy
    • Our Team
  • Our approach
    • System Behaviours
  • Our Work
    • Field action inquiry
      • Systems Changers
    • Knowledge action inquiry
      • Learning
      • Activity
    • Place action inquiry
      • Learning
      • England
      • Scotland
    • Power action inquiry
      • Learning
  • Resources
    • Funding
    • Open Data
    • Publications
    • Timeline
  • Connected

Filter by

Theme
Content Type
Author
Year
Organisation

Themes

People themes

Types of disadvantages

Content Type

Author

Organisation

Year

Remove
  • Blog Post

    All Change: Why Systems Change is more than just a fad

    11, December 2018

    Peter Grigg, The Children's Society A few years ago, when The Children’s Society determined a strategic focus on systems change, it ran the risk of sounding faddish. Was it just describing what we’ve always done using new jargon...

    Read more
  • Blog Post

    Lankelly Chase’s Governance Action Inquiry

    28, November 2018

    My acid test for any would-be solution to a social problem is whether it reproduces or disrupts the dynamics that created the problem in the first place. For example, if you are attempting to tackle inequality, is there inequality built into your...

    Read more
  • Blog Post

    Losing Control is back and bigger than ever!

    21, November 2018

    Esther Foreman, The Social Change Agency Since Losing Control, 2017, we have witnessed a massive increase in organisations and leaders asking how they can accelerate social change by adopting more inclusive ways of making decisions. We have...

    Read more
  • Blog Post

    Knowledge Action Inquiry: Paradigm shift

    15, November 2018

    Earlier this week we flagged that one of the elements of our Knowledge Action Inquiry is ‘examining the basis of our collective knowledge system’. By this, we mean that we want to explore the underlying values, assumptions and judgments we...

    Read more
  • Blog Post

    Knowledge Action Inquiry: Knowledge Democracy

    13, November 2018

    As a major theme of our Knowledge Action Inquiry, we’ll be examining ‘knowledge democracy’ and its relevance to our work on severe and multiple disadvantage. We’re in the early stages of discovering and engaging with quite a...

    Read more
  • Blog Post

    Knowledge Action Inquiry: What do we know about severe and multiple disadvantage?

    11, November 2018

    We all try to make sense of the world we live in: it’s part of the natural state of things to assemble information and act on what we (think or feel) we know. Similarly, the idea of knowledge underpins our whole discourse on severe and multiple...

    Read more
  • Blog Post

    Place based working – what have we learned so far?

    7, November 2018

    Eighteen months ago we set out to work alongside a few partners in places to explore how we can support people and institutions nurture the conditions for change to flourish locally.  This followed 18 months of seeking advice and input from as...

    Read more
  • Blog Post

    What does the world of tech and big data have to do with us?

    11, October 2018

    We’ve had two brushes with big data in the last couple of weeks. Cathy’s been talking to other foundations about it…. On my first day back in the office after returning from a meeting of international foundations on big data, The...

    Read more
  • Blog Post

    Introducing Systems Changers 2018

    26, September 2018

    The third Systems Changers programme launches this week and I feel particularly fortunate to be involved in it. The Systems Changers 2018 group is made up of practitioners who work specifically with vulnerable young people and the systems they...

    Read more
  • Blog Post

    An untold story of power, defiance, mutuality and growth

    21, June 2018

    Disclaimer first: my role in the process of facilitating An Untold Story was to listen, amplify the voices and facilitate the editing choices of the twelve women who told their stories in the book. (Their voices can be found here, in full colour,...

    Read more
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • ...

Quick links

  • Our approach
  • News and opinion
  • Partnerships
  • Publications
  • Our investment strategy
  • Staff
  • Trustees
  • Sitemap

Contact us

The LankellyChase Foundation
Greenworks
Dog and Duck Yard
Princeton Street
London WC1R 4BH

020 3747 9930

enquiries@lankellychase.org.uk

living wage logo

The LankellyChase Foundation is a registered company limited by guarantee number 5309739 and registered charity number 1107583. Cookies  |  Privacy policy
© 2019 Lankelly Chase. Design and development by Soapbox