Place Knowledge Hub
Our library for place-based systems change
Inquiry: How to sustain place-based change
With support from partners including Esmée Fairbairn, Homewards, Turn2us, Pathway Fund and others, we set out to explore how we can change this.
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Targeting injustice through 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.
Read morePower, accountability, and leadership in place-based change
Three guest speakers joined us at the last place-based community of practice to discuss their experiences of participatory decision-making in Swansea and Barking & Dagenham.
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Evaluating the impact of community-owned pubs
Renaisi led the evaluation of the More than a Pub programme (MTAP). Read the findings of the second phase of the evaluation.
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Workshop Evaluating Place-Based Change
Lily O’Flynn, Renaisi’s Senior Project Manager for place-based evaluations, drew on insight from the Australian government’s framework for place-based evaluation, and shared learning from Power to Change’s Empowering…
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Evaluating place-based change workshop
Attend evaluating place-based change online event to learn how to assess the difference you are making through your place-based programme.
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A day in the life of a Place Programme Manager
Find out what it’s like to work at Renaisi as Jenny McConnel, shares her experience of being a Place Programme Manager.
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How to sustain place-based systems change
Building on over 30 years of working with over 100+ places across the UK to fund, deliver, and evidence place-based work, we explore what it takes to sustain these efforts.
What does it take to change a system?
A guide designed to support funders and practitioners to understand how to approach systems change and their role in it.
Funding for place based systems change
Chaired by Save the Children UK, we brought charities and funders together to explore how to best manage funds to support long-term, place-based systemic change.