As researchers, we work to appropriately choose learning and evaluation methodologies that are not only evidence based but participatory in nature. Working with the charity Mental Fight Club enabled us to scope and seek new ways of insight gathering beyond…
Renaisi’s CEO John Hitchin calls on decisions about dormant assets to consider not just what causes the money should be awarded to but how it is used.
Renaisi brought together staff members and young people from You Press to develop an organisational theory of change.
A guide for anyone who wants to learn about or create a theory of change. It describes our approach, why you may want one, and how to get started.
Youth Futures Foundation’s Strategy Manager, Ryan Howsham, and TSIP Consultant, Georgina Hammerton, set out why more insight is needed to understand what drives young people from marginalised backgrounds to pursue self-employment.
Social enterprise leaders Camille Lesforis and Dominic Ellison shared experiences and learning on targeting the root causes of injustice and how it relates to place-based work.
On 30 June 2022 the place-based community of practice meeting will explore targeting the root causes of injustice in a place. With guest speakers.
In January 2022, ENS began working with The Social Innovation Partnership (TSIP) to co-design a learning programme with a group of ENS members – specifically, changemakers with personal experience of statelessness who are working to champion the rights of stateless people across Europe. The following blog explores the co-design process and resulting training programme and reflects on co-design good practice more broadly.
We’re delighted to announce that Natsayi Sithole will be joining as the new Deputy Chief Executive in August.
Our 2018-22 strategy was framed by a question: ‘what does it take to improve a place?’ Read CEO John Hitchin’s review of the objectives we set ourselves for that period.
