Making ‘systems change’ language more inclusive
How do we make systems change language helpful and inclusive rather than academic and inaccessible? We are testing Plain English ways of describing systems change.
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Clear filtersHow do we make systems change language helpful and inclusive rather than academic and inaccessible? We are testing Plain English ways of describing systems change.
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A blog on the importance of having a shared language and definition for social connectedness, and a definition we developed for Spirit of 2012’s social connectedness projects.
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Civil Society Support Organisations (CSSOs) look to provide infrastructure support to enable frontline services to do their work. However, in recent years, this has become more challenging - …
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In the last place-based community of practice, we unpicked how people approach place-based systems change and the language they use to describe it to help anyone trying to…
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TSIP worked with Toynbee Hall to evaluate their pilot programme which allowed local people to engage in the conservation appraisal process in the Wentworth street conservation area in…
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Reflections on how we will help seven partnerships on their journey to pioneering localised employment support for young people.
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