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    A look back at the Lankelly Chase Power Inquiry

    11, October 2019

    Over the past 18 months or so, Lankelly Chase has been trying to take a closer look at power. Trying and succeeding at points and failing at others - if there is one thing we’ve learned about power it’s that it’s slippery and elusive as a...

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    New Hard Edges report is shining a light on SMD

    5, July 2019

    In 2019, people in Scotland are seeking, and in some cases being advised, to commit crimes in order to get the support they need. Let that sink in for a minute. Of all the findings of Hard Edges Scotland, most of which do not make easy...

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    Brave and safe spaces: philanthropy and systems change

    14, February 2019

    I don’t often get invited to events for ‘senior members of the funding community’ in the UK - perhaps because the work I’m involved in is quite unusual.  Because of this, I had a sense of trepidation about joining the recent retreat...

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    Data and disadvantage: are we learning anything new?

    5, February 2019

    In 2015, Lankelly Chase and Heriot-Watt University published the Hard Edges report on severe and multiple disadvantage. As well as showing the number of people accessing substance use, homelessness and criminal justice services at the same time,...

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    The Games We Play

    24, January 2019

    I usually start a piece with a quote or by referencing an academic model. Something pertinent that someone I’ve never met has said or thought of.  I do this for many reasons and if I am completely honest one of those reasons is that I’ve...

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    Reflections on trust and systems change

    8, January 2019

    Part of Lankelly Chase’s Action Inquiry on ‘place’ has involved funding associates to work with local actors to embed the 9 System Behaviours. This piece is a synthesis of our experiences in the action inquiry as they relate to those...

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    Personal and organisational observations about Systems Changers 2018

    13, December 2018

    As we enter month four of the third Systems Changers programme, a couple of pieces of received wisdom that were passed on to me when I started are playing out and beginning to make sense. The first is that doing an action inquiry requires the...

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    Learning new ways of thinking… when your brain hurts, but in a good way

    12, December 2018

    This is a bit of a brain dump after an exciting week of work, following the second two-day workshop as part of the System Changers programme. I’m on the programme with a dozen other staff members from the Children’s Society (and a great...

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    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...

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    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...

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