19 places respond to COVID-19
Reflections on how 19 of the place-based projects Renaisi works with have responded to COVID-19 by Lily O’Flynn and Lizzie Oxborrow.
Reflections on how 19 of the place-based projects Renaisi works with have responded to COVID-19 by Lily O’Flynn and Lizzie Oxborrow.
The LocalMotion collaboration between six independent funders has turned its attention to understanding what can be learnt from the pandemic to inform future collaborative approaches to place-based philanthropy. A collaboration between independent funders, known as LocalMotion, is starting to use their collective experience and resources to challenge norms and shape more collaborative philanthropic practice. The
The latest blog by Julia Slay, about Reniaisi’s work to develop an anchor collaborative in City & Hackney, and the role of anchors can play in recovery from Covid-19 and economic decline.
Find out more about the impact of Renaisi’s tailored workspace, finance and back office support for VCSEs.
Crisis communications, place based systems change, tech health & those at risk.
Faisal Ahmed, part of Renaisi’s RISE team, has been helping refugee and migrant households in North & East London to access food during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Week 4 of working from home had a few hints of normality. And then a few reminders of just how different our world is. I’m also starting to find lockdown harder. Getting on with some work I felt like this was the first week I was starting to get back into projects and progress some
We’ve steadied the ship at Renaisi and made sure that all of our team are safe and well. That has meant that the single biggest challenge has become one of communications.
All Renaisi staff will work from home until further notice. You can find all employee contact details on the team page of the Renaisi website. If you are unsure of who to contact, please email info@renaisi.com in the first instance.
A remarkable body of research over the last decade has confirmed the importance and benefits of diversity and inclusion, and the need for social mobility more broadly. And yet, millions of people are still being left behind in the United Kingdom (UK). If the academic and policy literature isn’t enough to convince you or isn’t keepin’ it real – pick up, read and digest Darren McGarvey’s, Poverty Safari or Afua Hirsh’s Brit(ish).