TSIP partnered with Imperial College, Studio Mogla, and On Our Radar to conduct a pioneering study fusing technology, innovation, and co-design to create low-cost outdoor air quality displays.
Our Community of Practice for Place-Based Systems Change met a few weeks ago to share stories and experiences on building effective partnerships with stakeholders from across different parts of the system. Our aim was to get under the skin of the questions of motivation to engage, and what meaningful engagement really looks like.
Find the Guide to Systems Change here, including examples of this work from our partner organisations. This guide to systemic change sets out five activities that we have found critical for organisations and partnerships that want to change a system. We know that this journey will look different for each organisation and that the journey
Find the Guide to Systems Change here, including examples of this work from our partner organisations. This guide to systemic change sets out five activities that we have found critical for organisations and partnerships that want to change a system. We know that this journey will look different for each organisation and that the journey
Find the Guide to Systems Change here, including examples of this work from our partner organisations. This guide to systemic change sets out five activities that we have found critical for organisations and partnerships that want to change a system. We know that this journey will look different for each organisation and that the journey
Find the Guide to Systems Change here, including examples of this work from our partner organisations. This guide to systemic change sets out five activities that we have found critical for organisations and partnerships that want to change a system. We know that this journey will look different for each organisation and that the journey
The Place-based Systems Change Community of Practice includes a range of actors driving systems change in places, including housing associations, local authorities, philanthropic funders, researchers and charities. The meeting in October was largely comprised of practitioners, many of whom deliver frontline services as part of their place-based systems change work. Community members shared their experiences
We embarked on an exciting journey with Culham St Gabriel’s, All Saints and St Peter’s Saltley Trust, to explore how participatory approaches to funding can lead to more innovative approaches in religious education.
A new government is in place, ready to try and rebuild Britain. Key to it all, is how we centre people and their lived experience at the heart of this work. TSIP founder Stephen Bediako OBE shares his perspective on why participatory approaches are a crucial tool in doing so.
The community gathered in Dene Community Centre in Peckham for the occasion, sharing homemade food and stories of how The Giving Lab has impacted them. Serena and John, two of the Lab’s community champions, reflect on the event and discuss what’s next for The Lab.
