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Multiple disadvantage: understanding the whole family
Read moreLast week the Revolving Doors Research Network published the latest in its series of literature reviews on severe and multiple disadvantage, this time focusing on Understanding the Whole Family. This will be a useful conversation starter to...
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Sharing Insights from the Frontline- Systems Changers Twitter Takeovers
Read moreWe often hear the voices of Chief Execs and CEOs and we’re beginning to hear the voices of people with lived experience more and more but rarely do we hear from the frontline workers who connect them. That’s why we launched the Systems...
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New work on mortality among people facing deep social exclusion
Read moreWe welcome the publication of the landmark articles in The Lancet journal (also reported on by The Observer) this week, on mortality among people experiencing deep social exclusion. They are the result of work over many years by many...
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Frustration and Space
Read moreOver the past year the Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES) and partners, funded by Lankelly Chase, have been undertaking action research to understand how people who have experienced severe and multiple disadvantage and decision makers...
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Working towards systems change through coproduction – Our Experience of Elephants
Read moreOver the past year the Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES) and partners, funded by Lankelly Chase, have been undertaking action research to understand how people who have experienced severe and multiple disadvantage and decision makers...
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View from a conservatory
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Over the past year the Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES) and partners, funded by Lankelly Chase, have been undertaking action research to understand how people who have experienced severe and multiple disadvantage and decision makers...
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Elephants in the box: How can we work together to tackle severe and multiple disadvantage across Greater Manchester
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Over the past year the Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES) and partners, funded by Lankelly Chase, have been undertaking action research to understand how people who have experienced severe and multiple disadvantage and decision makers...
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‘I’m no criminal’ – prostitution and criminal records
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Last week nia, a women’s support organisation, published I’m no criminal, which makes a powerful case that the continued existence and disclosure of prostitution-related criminal records is ‘discriminatory, arbitrary, irrational and...
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The Synergi Collaborative Centre It felt like quite a moment last week to be announcing the establishment of the Synergi Collaborative Centre and our partnership with Queen Mary, University of London, University of Manchester and Words of...
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Relationships – Bread and Butter for Place Based Change
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On the 4th of April, Arts at the Old Fire Station, Camerados and Mayday Trust, supported by Lankelly Chase, organised the Bread and Butter workshop at Marmalade, which combined provocations, activities and bread-making. Burcu Borysik, Head of...