In recent years, place-based change has become a buzzword in the social sector. As a result, it’s misused to describe any type of intervention that happens in a place. But place-based change is so much more than that.
The transformative power of storytelling and its potential to bring about change has been at the forefront of our thinking at TSIP. Learn more about why we set up the Community Storytelling Network in partnership with On Our Radar.
An update on out Let’s Push Things Forward strategy to challenge the root causes of economic and social exclusion.
Lessons about building place-based collective impact from North Birkenhead Cradle to Career.
As the appointed learning partner for the VAWG grassroots fund, TSIP aimed to understand the barriers and opportunities of increasing the capacity, sustainability and accessibility of funding to specialist grassroots organisations.
In its first year 2021, Employers Domestic Abuse Covenant commissioned us to conduct a first year impact evaluation. Since its launch, EDAC has exceeded its own expectations and made a significant impact on the VAWG sector.
2023 is coming to an end. As we wrap up for the year and prepare to log off for a much-needed rest, we’re reflecting on the incredible progress of the past year and sharing a glimpse of the exciting things that lie ahead in 2024.
TSIP has been acting as a learning partner to the Royal College of Nursing as they transition from an organisational culture of “advocacy and servicing” to an “organising” approach. But what does that mean in practice – and why does it matter?
Following the launch of our new strategy in June 2022, we’ve been taking a critical look at how we deliver a governance model that reflects our ambition for reimagining a fair society, and we are delighted to welcome our five new non-executive members.
Our Head of Service Design & Co-Production Marion Brossard reflects on what we’ve learned in our journey towards systems innovation so far, how this has influenced TSIP’s Theory of Change, and what it means to put humanity at the centre of it.
