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    Introducing the Connected grants programme

    5, March 2020

    In Summer 2019 we published Hard Edges Scotland, which expanded on our initial statistical profile of severe and multiple disadvantage from 2015. Over the last few months we’ve taken this much further and published a whole range of new research...

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    Patterns of severe and multiple disadvantage in women

    10, February 2020

    Many people will face a major adversity at some point in their life. A period of overwhelming depression or anxiety. Time in a violent or abusive relationship. Perhaps a spell with no home, or dependent on drugs or alcohol. Some people will...

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    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.

    6, February 2020

    My name is Katy *. I am 29 years old, have a 7-year-old boy and a job in the caring profession. The new Gender Matters report strikes a particular chord for me, highlighting the urgent need for women-only services. Every year, over...

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    Women Healing Women – why vulnerable women need specialist services

    5, February 2020

    When I arrived in Bristol after having run away from an abusive relationship, I had a drug habit to feed, I had nowhere to live and I was losing my mind.  Not just in the everyday sense - I was completely out of touch from reality.  My Bipolar...

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    Gender Matters: we all have to don our ‘gender goggles’

    3, February 2020

    Gender Matters is a report with personal resonance for us as women. We recognise the experience of ‘generic’ design (of services, research, products) actually being implicitly designed for men. We’re very lucky to work and thrive in a...

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    The mainstream is broken. But for who?

    17, January 2020

    “The Mainstream media is broken” this was the rallying cry of over 100 people in 2017 as The Common Sense Network crowdfunded over £50,000 in 50 days to build a new independent news outlet for and by ordinary people. Whilst the phrase was...

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    It’s all about trust

    16, January 2020

    As a journalist that writes mainly on social issues, a major concern for me is how I tell the stories of the most disadvantaged people in society. A lot of my work is focused on the impact of austerity, and I've reported extensively on...

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    Why we need to tell different stories

    14, January 2020

    We commissioned ‘Telling a Different Story’ to create a more in-depth, collective understanding of how, and why the media currently reports on severe and multiple disadvantage (SMD) in the way that it does. Partly because we believe the media...

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    Gateshead place inquiry: is learning a luxury?

    8, November 2019

    In Gateshead, we’re trying to understand how learning happens within organisations working in the field of severe and multiple disadvantage.  We’ve interviewed 51 people across 33 different organisations.  Our most worrying finding about...

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    A look in the mirror? Can the “System Behaviours” be a useful mechanism to reflect on the health of a system?

    25, October 2019

    What does a place look like when the different people and organisations in it work together effectively for people who experience severe and multiple disadvantage? How do people in that place behave to make a system that works?  For over...

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