A great example of people being engaged through free workshops to contribute towards creating artwork and props for the city's international festival.
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The film is a great example of how we can tell important stories together and how these stories are even more powerful when they are told, made and shared by those affected by the issues the stories are about.
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Contact before content is a theme of asset based community development and one I think should be remembered and reflected on when starting out on any project.
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Researchers Becky Seale and Catherine-Rose Stocks-Rankin share their perspectives on traditional measurement of community-based approaches to health and wellbeing.
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We caught up with Sue Sheehan, co-founder of Incredible Edible Lambeth and learned all about urban food growing and building the community.
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The Well Doncaster team share their exciting approach to wellbeing and what taking a 'holistic' view to health looks like on the ground.
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In Preston an innovative collaboration between public bodies, local business, and citizens has helped the city recover from economic recession.
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We want to break the taboo around failure! Read Kerry's reflections on a mistake that led her to learn a new craft - the craft of community.
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We go back to the Bromley by Bow Centre to learn more about how they made sure local people were at the heart of their evaluation
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Change Please is a social enterprise which is using the nation's love of coffee to reduce the UK's homelessness population.
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Adur and Worthing Councils create a space to chat and connect with other people at a public living room based in a local beach hut
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In celebration of co-production week Miranda Keast of The Grace Eyre Foundation tells us about her experience of co-producing a community club night and learning to let go
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Burcu Borysik, Mayday Trust