by Katherine Perrin | 21 Aug 2026 | Our thinking, Relational funders
This month, with our relational funders cohort, we turned our attention to evaluation – with the challenge of examining current practices, the origins of these, and what it means in practice for those they work with, particularly grant holders.
by Katherine Perrin | 22 Jun 2026 | Our thinking, Relational funders
In brief What dictates our social behaviour, and how do these conditions come about? In this month’s Learning Out Loud blog, we return to the Relational Funders cohort and the idea of permissions. Specifically, how norms, assumptions and rules shape how we behave. In...
by Katherine Perrin | 2 Jun 2026 | Our thinking
In brief In this month’s Learning Out Loud blog, we’re reflecting on the latest session of our Relational Funders cohort and exploring the idea of relational offsetting, or, in other words, how we might reduce or remove relationships in one area, in order to deepen...
by Katherine Perrin | 29 Apr 2026 | Our thinking, Relational funders
In brief How do we start and end relationships well? In this month’s learning out loud blog, we’re reflecting on the latest session of the Relational Practice Academy, which explored the importance of how we begin and end significant relationships. A topic that...
by Katherine Perrin | 17 Mar 2026 | Our thinking, Our work, Relational funders
What does power have to do with how we work?
In this month’s learning out loud blog, we’re reflecting on the latest session of the Relational Practice Academy, which explored how we can recognise, navigate and reshape power imbalances.
