by Iona Lawrence, Immy Robinson and David Robinson | 20 Sep 2023 | Our thinking, Our work, Top Picks
In brief In 2021 The Relationships Project was delighted to secure funding for a 2 year project to start to build towards a 20 year vision for a relationship-centred world (you might remember we shared our original application here). With 9 months to go until the end...
by Immy Robinson | 26 Jul 2023 | Featured About, Our Plans, Our thinking, Our work, Our work featured
In brief Back in July 2021, we shared our proposal to the National Lottery Community Fund’s Bringing People Together Fund. We were delighted to be awarded the funding and we now find ourselves one year into our two year plan towards a 20 year vision of a world built...
by David Robinson | 12 Jul 2023 | Guest Blogs, Our thinking, Our work
In brief In this blog, Relationships Project founder David Robinson, and Alex Fox, chief executive of Mayday Trust, reflect on the role that relationships and relationship-building play in creating effective public services and charities, and what connects and...
by David Robinson | 26 Jun 2023 | Convenings, Our Plans, Our thinking, Our work
Coming soon The Relationships Project is planning an interdisciplinary learning network focused on Relationship-Centred Practice. Along with our friends from the After Disasters Network, we are hosting an open Zoom meeting to talk about the plan at 2-4pm BST on 21st...
by David Robinson and Immy Robinson | 26 Apr 2023 | Featured About, Our thinking, Our work, Relationship-Centred Practice
We posted some ideas about Relationship Centred Practice (RCP) in this blog last November. Based on comments at the time, discussion at our Northumbria Convening and further work by the Relationships Collective we are now posting part two. Here, we share our initial...
by Iona Lawrence | 16 Mar 2023 | Our Plans, Our thinking, Our work, Relationship-Centred Practice, Top Picks
In brief The stories and ideas we consume shape our views, belief systems and our sense of what is possible. In this blog, Iona Lawrence offers some personal reflections on the shortcomings of her bookshelf and asks who else she should be reading and what needs to...
