Our Projects
What we’re currently working on
Side by Side
A peer learning programme for anyone seeking their best role in nurturing and sustaining community activity without controlling and constraining it
Bridge Building
Working with Professor Neil Denton, a leading practitioner in conflict transformation, to help local connectors connect with other communities and “think like mediators”
Covid and Relationships
Listening, learning and co-creating resources to build on the positives from the pandemic and put relationships at the heart of the ‘recovery’
Collective Action
Working alongside a growing ‘Collective’ to experiment with approaches for building stronger networks and connective infrastructure to join up those who believe in the power of relationships
Relational Councils
Working with council director Tony Clements and LBBD to support local authorities to enhance their community relationships and reimagine their services with relationships at their heart
Bespoke training
Bringing together our toolkit, case studies and thinking, we host bespoke, peer-led training workshops ranging from 90 minutes to intensive multi-week programmes
Get in touch
We’ve got a range of projects on the go, all delivered in partnership with our fantastic network of Relationships Associates. All of our work is open and everyone is welcome to get involved. If you’re interested in finding out more or have an idea for a new area of work, we’d love to hear from you: hello@relationshipsproject.org
More about our work
We’re on a mission to build a better society by building better relationships. To this end we are:
Building the body of knowledge
Stories, case studies and experiential evidence seeking to answer the starter question: “What works when it comes to putting relationships first?”
Developing tools and resources
Practical tools, resources and training to answer the pragmatic question ‘What can we do here to nurture better relationships?
Catalysing collective action
Developing collective infrastructure and making connections to answer the scaling question: “How do we spread and embed these ideas?”