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Sustaining and evolving the best of Mutual Aid

Sustaining and evolving the best of Mutual Aid

by David Robinson | 19 Nov 2021 | Active Neighbours Featured, Communities & Volunteering, Featured About

In brief In this blog, David explores the possibilities for Mutual Aid 2.0 and shares our plans for a peer sharing group for anyone interested in the question of how we nurture and sustain community activity into the future.  A year ago, You Gov research, undertaken...
Capturing the spirit of the 10m

Capturing the spirit of the 10m

by Leonie Shanks | 15 Oct 2020 | Active Neighbours Featured, Communities & Volunteering, Covid and Relationships

Shift Researcher Leonie Shanks invites us to explore who the 10m community ‘volunteers’ were who stepped up to support their communities through Covid, and how we can maintain this energy and commitment going forwards.

Micro Care

Micro Care

by David Robinson | 10 Aug 2020 | Active Neighbours Featured, Communities & Volunteering, Covid and Relationships, Observatory Thinking, Our thinking

Are there clues in the pandemic experience for the development of more community based, relationship centred social care? What would need to change and what support would it require? Here, David considers the implications, and the potential, for transforming the approach to social care.

Observatory Sighting #8: Taking Stock (part 2/2)

Observatory Sighting #8: Taking Stock (part 2/2)

by David Robinson | 3 Jun 2020 | Active Neighbours Featured, Covid and Relationships

Following on from last week’s Sighting, we continue to take stock of what we’ve observed over the past few months. In this, our eighth Observatory Sighting, we scratch beneath the surface to reflect on the changing undercurrents which have driven changes in our behaviour.

Observatory Sighting #7: Taking stock (part 1/2)

Observatory Sighting #7: Taking stock (part 1/2)

by David Robinson | 20 May 2020 | Active Neighbours Featured, Covid and Relationships

In this, our seventh Observatory Sighting, we begin to take stock of what we’ve learnt about the response to the outbreak of coronavirus.

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