Great ideas and inspiring stories about communities, collaboration and co-production.
We talk to Natasha Britton, Dance Practice Director of Magpie Dance, about creating inclusive opportunities for dancers with learning disabilitiies.
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The Young People's Foundation brings local organisations together to collaborate and deliver services for children and young people.
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Stay Up Late are a Brighton based charity that create ways for people with learning disabilities to go out and enjoy nightlife.
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Maria Passingham talks about creativity and community with Jane Crowther and Vicky Carr, founders of Open Spaces, a community art project in Stockpurt, UK.
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Leadership for Empowered Communities & Personalised Care is the perfect opportunity to learn about co-production, systems change, and leadership.
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Linda Hutchinson shares her experiences and a list of tips to help ensure that meetings and events positively contribute to your co-production practice.
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The Eastern Rivers Community Gym (Loddon, South Norfolk) is a great example of citizen-led action, collaboration, and a creative way to promote exercise.
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We celebrate the launch of a guerrilla guide to coproduction. Whether you're new or experienced this is an invaluable source of all things coproduced!
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In celebration of co-production week, Jane Salazar writes about her experiences and shares practical insights about how to do co-production differently.
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Nationwide's Oakfield Campus is revolutionising how we implement co-design and emphasise community at the heart of housing development projects.
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Maria Passingham interviews Talibah Rivers, a professional singer who started tuneless choirs to improve community wellbeing through singing
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The Royal Horticultural Society are teaming up with award-winning Landscape Architect Tom Stuart-Smith to create a huge public green space for 2020.
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Burcu Borysik, Mayday Trust